If that doesn't work, set your table cell height to the same as the <iframe> height and try that.
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Browse All TopicsI am donating my time to a cub scout pack, and have a page that links to the BSA homepage through an iframe. This works in FF, Safari and Opera, but does not work in IE7 or IE8.
page can be viewed at
http://www.lospadrespack93
Any help would be appreciated
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Why can't these big companies sort their %^*& out and write standard international code for christ sakes! Now that I've vented, we will keep working on the IFRAME problem but first, can you try using <embed> instead of iframe just to see if it works. Try this....
<embed src="http://www.scouting.o
so just replace the <iframe> tags with <embed>
Let me know if this works
I hear you on the vent, why can't they all just adhere to standards, coding for multiple browsers sucks! So it did not work, just comes up with a empty box. I know iframes are working on this machine because the following page works.
http://www.xtraphones.co.u
I have been able to duplicate from 2 machines, different internet connections one on IE7 and one on IE8. Frustrating!!!!
Ok so let's start with that iframe. Try using it on your page somewhere else just to see if it shows up.
<iframe name="section" frameborder="NO" framespacing="0" src="news.html" width=350 height=250></iframe>
change the 'src="news.html" part to some html or php file you have on your server or in the same folder as your main page resides. See if it displays properly then we can continue.
Well, I think it is more a problem with displaying .aspx files. I have uploaded a page here
http://www.junktraders.co.
Go there and you should see an iframe at the top with a website in it. Under that, the same iframe with your .aspx site referenced. IE will not show the .aspx file for some reason. Let me know what you see there.
Yes and in FireFox and Opera I see them both. I cannpot see the bottom one in EE though. If I left click and highlight the page I can see that there is an object there the size of the iframe but not the actual information so, it is not a problem displaying webpages, but with displaying '.aspx' pages and maybe other formats but we don't know this without further testing. <iframe> is just another way of doing an <embed> function so if you were not able to use <embed> either it is because of the page you are linking to.
At this point, I would suggest if you own the other page (.aspx) you may want to save another version of it as a php or html file for use in your iframe. Else, you could save a small thumbnail of the page and just link to it but that doesn't look as nice as the iframe.
For years web developers have warned against using iframes because of the non compatibility across all browsers so you may want to consider this.
that's about all the help I can be to your problem. Sorry it didn't get resolved.
Cheers
Mark
So I was correct - took some investigation - I felt like I was in CSI ;)
It has NOTHING to do with the origin of this page, if it is aspx or whatever.
It is down to one simple little thing.
In their stylesheet they have
iframe {
position:relative;
}
which messes with YOUR iframe
When I change it to
iframe {
position:absolute; !important
}
I see the frame in IE
Now we need to find a way to REMOVE or have your page IGNORE the css entry so we do not have to add top and left to the iframe statement (unless you want to)
let me know if you want me to unaccept this question so it can be treated as a real issue
This works for me:
http://www.plungjan.nam
mplungjan:
Not worth losing your cool over a question buddy so ease up a little. Sometimes people need baby steps and that's not being rude to the author, it's just a fact. If you're getting a little frustrated might be best to leave this one as closed and move on. Just my 2 cents worth - not trying to make waves here.
Also cleared cache. The machines that are having trouble is a Vista machine with IE7 and a Win 7 machine with IE 8. I have changed the iframe options under the misc. section of the security settings on the box that I just sent you the screen capture on. It was one of the first things I checked. I may scrap the iframe if it ends up being an option on the workstation that needs to be fixed.
If it helps any, when I was trying to test it on my end with IE I tested on an XP machine service pack 3 with IE6 and got the same result as you see in the above photo...actually I didn't even get the border, just a blank spot on the page. If I highlighted the page you could see the shape of the Iframe but that's it.
It just seems a little strange that we could put most other pages in there and they displayed fine, it was just the .aspx page that wouldn't display.
that is the same result that I have had. I can view almost any other page type in an iframe with not troubles but this one has me stumped, but I am close to just putting hyper links to their pages. We are just a local pack of the cub scouts, and was looking at the iframe method of a way that we would automatically get all updates and changes without much effort.
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by: BazzeFTWPosted on 2009-10-27 at 14:14:40ID: 25677595
Try removing height="450px" and width="900px" and add this instead: style="height: 450px; width: 900px;"