InLineFrame URL?

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peters
 
 
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InLineFrame URL?

Post by peters »

Maybe someone can give me a hint here?
Let's say I have a URL like . . .
http://192.168.0.30:4545/ViewCard.php

How do I pass this value into the IFrame's URL as a memory variable, or some may say as a parameter?
I am wondering if this is possible inside the WYSIWYG Web Builder interface itself?
I already know how to set an iFrame src= in JavaScript so this is not what i am asking.
I am asking if you can do this directly into the WYSIWYG Web Builder URL input location and have to run.

Thanks so much in advance!
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Re: InLineFrame URL?

Post by Pablo »

First note that this not specific to WWB. This is standard HTML functionality.

Parameters can be added via http://192.168.0.30:4545/ViewCard.php?parameter=value

You can also use JavaScript to control the URL:
document.getElementById['iframe1'].src = URL;
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Re: InLineFrame URL?

Post by alan_sh »

Have you looked at using the Go menu and an inline frame?

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Re: InLineFrame URL?

Post by peters »

I am wanting to pass the entire URL not just parameters. So the parameter or variable would contain the entire http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/webpage string.
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