| Re: iFrame Trouble in Custom Module |
| by Lance_ on 2006/1/6 13:39:35 Quote:
b'cause it's easy... 
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| Re: iFrame Trouble in Custom Module |
| by gumleaf on 2006/1/6 10:59:23 Upon further experimentation .. I've found its not a XOOPS problem (sorry xoops) .. but like someone above said .. its the cgi script stuffing things up. I made a php test page containing the iFrame and a test header and footer. I used the "include" statement to call the header and footer. (no XOOPS code at all .. this was a separate page for the test) Same problem again .. header loads .. main section with the iFrame loads .. everything stops and the footer does'nt load. I made a 100% html page with the header/main section/footer all built in .. same problem .. the rest of the page after the iFrame does'nt load! So Ok .. it must be the cgi script .. guess I'll just have to live with no footer on that one page ! PS .. I tried the iFrame module mentioned .. same problem! Should have done this before .. but time to hit Google with "iFrame cgi script" .. will report back! 
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| Re: iFrame Trouble in Custom Module |
| by gumleaf on 2006/1/6 10:46:42 Quote:
I would if they were anything special .. but they are just boring old html content .. I really don't have to have the pages in a module at all .. it was just "tidier" that way. 
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| Re: iFrame Trouble in Custom Module |
| by Will_H on 2006/1/6 3:01:17 there is a module for iframes? why? |
| Re: iFrame Trouble in Custom Module |
| by Lance_ on 2006/1/6 1:11:28 I use the iframe module on gdl-tech.com to wrap cgi scripts.
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