Could someone please explain how I use the iframe option?

I've set up a blog entry which includes an iframe. When I view the entry it's just the code, when I go to edit it, it interprets it and gives me what I want!

Can anyone help?

Thanks

In the iFrame field you need to enter a FULL URL to an outside server that contains your HTML code/script that you want to run. For example, you create a page called "myscript.html". On this page, you put the script that you want to run (form, HTML, anything...). Now, in iGrOOps, you enter: http://www.yourdomain.com/myscript.html (but use your domain and full path to your script file).

You MUST have your own webspace to use this option. This is the reason for the iFrame -- to use script and forms that iGrOOps will not allow because of security risk on the shared platform.

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Bo Bennett
CEO and Founder of iGrOOps
http://www.igroops.com

Thanks Bo!

I finally got it to work. For everyone else's benefit - you can't include iframes in a blog - you have to create a custom webpage. Then it works great!

I now have a fully functioning Wheel of Life diagram in my iGrOOp.

Penny

Can someone explain what code I need to use to get an iframe working? Is there some pre-set I need to use or do I just type it into the html code?

I have tried entering the code in a web page using the html button but it will not save it??

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Bo Bennett
CEO and Founder of iGrOOps
http://www.igroops.com

When you go into Custom webpages there's an option near the foot of the page +iframe options. If you expand that you can enter the url of your page hosted elsewhere that has the code you want to include.

The click on the anchor icon in the webpage content part and give it the name 'iframe'. Save the changes and it should be fine - if not then you might need to specify height and width.

Hope that helps

Penny