Is something like this Possible?

[de51]

I am going to be an affiliate of a company based in
Florida while I live in the New York City area. The
company has a great website with links and pictures
of all their (unique) products. I have permission to
use their site in my marketing.

The only problem is that they have their contact info,
name, directions, etc. specific to their Florida location.
I don't want my potential customers to see those links
but want to have my name, contact info, directions, etc.

I need to use their product pages, but not the rest. These
pages are quite extensive and they update them
frequently.

My question is: Is it possible to design a site that
has a "frame" that their pages would open up in. This
"frame" would cover their links to their contact
info, their name at the top of the page, directions, etc.
but would allow my customers to browse their products.

In other words, this "frame" would cover up their frame
with their contact links,etc., but the main part of their page
would be visible to my readers.

Let me clarify that linking to their site would be via a link.
They have one domain name, I have another.

Is something like this possible?

Thanks for any help!

 

[ian]

It is possible, but if the secure shopping area is contained within frames, you generally wont get the security padlock to appear, as part of the pages displayed can be unsecured. If you are going to be an affiliate as in a member of their affiliate program, you would also want to make sure you are linking to their products in the corrrect way. You wouldnt want to lose out on potential commissions.