sitejockey

Ok … dumb question, but how DID you do it?

Yes, details=true I did find out was a fixed part of the URL.

Ok, finally figured it out.

iFrame URL:
htp://events.domain.org/events/events.asp?details=true

WordPress Page URL:
htp://www.domain.org/post.php?p=1083&cale_id=246

iFrame Shortcode:
[advanced_iframe securitykey=”key” url_forward_parameter=”cale_id” src=”htp://events.domain.org/events/events.asp?details=true”]

This seemed to do the trick.

Ok, so this is the URL for the iFRAME that i need to display:

htp://events.domain.org/events/events.asp?details=true&cale_id=245

My site has a URL of:

htp://www.domain.org/events/

IF it is possible to pass in the variables for ‘details’ and ‘cale_id’ using the site URL can you give me an example of how the site URL would look as well as the shortcode for Advanced iFrame?

Is it possible to be shown an example of how the Parent URL would look like and what the contents of the url_forward_parameter field would look like?

I guess my question is … how do we pass in the cale_id=? from the parent URL.

The main page obviously being a WP site and the iFramed page being an ASP page.

That second class is :

a class=”news” target=”_blank” href=”link”>link name /a>

Ok, fixed it by editing srr-js.js file and commenting out line 167.

‘position’ : ‘absolute’,

This fixed my issue.