iFrames 3

[RossoR]

Hello,

I have used the following bit of code on my site to embed some info on there. Any idea of some code which will work in Netscape? ANy help is much appreciated!

<iframe id=&quot;shares&quot; src=&quot;

http://kiss.intra.company.com/SharePrice/ShareData.htm&quot;

scrolling=no frameborder=no>

</iframe>

Thanks
RossoR

 

[GUJUm0deL]

Sorry RossoR, NS just doesn't accept iframes...I have that problem on my site also, I'm creating a whole new layout for NS users...
it's a bummer, I kno... I have not failed; I merely found 100,000 different ways of not succeding...

 

[RossoR]

Cheers GUJUmOdeL

Your right it is a bummer =(

I create a site for our team, then discover all the groovy bits I manged to include don't work in Netscape (which 80% of them use)

I would love to spend time playing with it, but unfortunatly it's not part of my job =(

Time for a career change me thinks ;-)

RossoR

 

[baad]

hi RossoR,
for netscrap use layers (either layer or div tag, but layer is more acceptable)
<layer> tag has a src property, so, u can do that this way:
<layer name=mmm></layer>
document.layers.mmm.src=&quot;new.html&quot;
or
document.layers.mmm.load(&quot;new.html&quot;,width)


regards, vic

 

[gtbikerider]

Hi

I've documented this problem at

http://www.redleaf.co.uk/training/using_iframe.cfm

intended for users of NetObjects Fusion...but you'll figure out the code OK.

John Carratt --
John Carratt

http://www.redleaf.co.uk

 

[RossoR]

My God!! It actually works!

Cheers John!! I'll be browsing round the redleaf site for any types or hints now.

R