height="100% needs to be changed to a fixed height. % only works for width. You need to turn off the editor before you make the new article, not after. Then try it as php, and as html and see if that works.

Quote from: gerrymo on December 12, 2005, 11:25:58 AM
height="100% needs to be changed to a fixed height. % only works for width. You need to turn off the editor before you make the new article, not after. Then try it as php, and as html and see if that works.

Thanks I have myself been trying to get Iframes to work
height="100% needs to be changed to a fixed height worked

thanks

THANKS gerrymo!!!!

"Ultimately" .... that did the trick!!!

On the WYSIWYG editor...trust me...I tried the Iframe code many times after I disabled the editor and before posting...sorry if I led you to another conclusion

As I mention above...ultimately removing the "%" in height did work...but, it took a few tries before anything changed.

• First I tried editing an existing article with just the html ..... no change.
• Then I edited an existing php article...no change (and I made sure to activate them after edits...just in case)

So gettting frustrated again..but not ready to give up yet...lol...I created a NEW php article and inserted the corrected code .... Activated.... and BOOM!!  There it was!!!
Subsequently, I created a new reg. article, inserted the html and it worked too!!

Now why it didnt work until I created a new article...I dunno...but at least its working now!!! 
THANKS AGAIN for the info!!!

very cool... had to read the whole thread, but this rox.  i'm using it for my "back issues"

if anyone knows of a way to force a redirect to the new site upon someone accessing one of the old html pages ... i'm all ears... otherwise... love this little snippet

coppermine... you're next!