SandraR wrote:
What you are trying for is what Myspace has accomplished, you need to go to miniclips and get permission to do this as it is most likely a violation of their terms of service. For a small fee they can do it for you
Send them an email they do provide custom games.
SandraR,
That is a good point. I have checked and double checked their terms of service (this is a church website that I'm trying to do and I want to do everything above board).
MiniClip has a whole section of games available for web masters to put on their own third party sites for free.
They do prohibit any kind of "reverse engineering" to remove links or copyright (as they should for their intellectual property).
However, there is nothing in their terms of service to prevent a warning that a person is leaving the third party site (in this case mine) on which MiniClip games appear. In fact, I was carefully reading their whole site's terms of service and it would actually help them because my site users would be under 13 and MiniClip has a lot of disclaimers discouraging use by those under 13.
Also, I looked into "co-branding" some of the games. MiniClip is very reasonable (as those things go) but I am afraid even the few hundred dollars would be beyond the scope of the budget for this project.
So again, I am back to the original question of how to have a warning appear when someone leaves a page through a method other than a static text link.