the following web page contains an iframe which should display a calendar within the content area of the page.
On all desktop browsers it works fine (as evidenced by browsershots), and iPad works fine.
Android Chrome displays a 404 not found, seemingly having removed the domain name.
i've tried adding a filename at the end of the URL "index.php" (anything after "calendar" is ignored by the calendar server)
thinking that chrome mobile might need a file name, but that did no good.
the iframe is
<iframe frameborder="0" src="http://www.vrbo.com/233062/calendar/index.php" height="1100" width="900"> </iframe>
and the page is:
http://oceansedgemaine.com/availability.php
any suggestions on how to trick android chrome into displaying the iframe?
thanks!
On all desktop browsers it works fine (as evidenced by browsershots), and iPad works fine.
Android Chrome displays a 404 not found, seemingly having removed the domain name.
i've tried adding a filename at the end of the URL "index.php" (anything after "calendar" is ignored by the calendar server)
thinking that chrome mobile might need a file name, but that did no good.
the iframe is
<iframe frameborder="0" src="http://www.vrbo.com/233062/calendar/index.php" height="1100" width="900"> </iframe>
and the page is:
http://oceansedgemaine.com/availability.php
any suggestions on how to trick android chrome into displaying the iframe?
thanks!
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