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Problem making an html pages Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 4:27 am

HEllo everyone,

Iam having problem creating html pages inside my phpnuke content. which means iam trying to add an hmtl page inside my modules but its not working. I tried many of the iframe solutions but it didnt work so if you can help me that will be nice. Thank you

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Problem making an html pages Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:54 am

Ok, this is going to be semi complicated sounding but here goes. Met this problem before:

You can use simple HTML code to include what you want to show in the block. That is the simple part. Your HTML page is going to have to include the frames and Iframes you want. Then there is another problem. As far as IE viewing you can include many Iframes, but with FF it doesnt incorporate them well. From my exp you can only get away with one Iframe unless you do some really complicated coding. This is all in the HTML page though. Work out the HTML page coding to work right and then include it in your block. The positioning in you block is easy with trial and error. The main thing to work out is in the actual HTML page. AND, you have to make sure there is something in the code (for your html page) to adjust for screen res (most is 1024x768 but as times progress with better vid cards its higher).

Its not really complicated, it just takes steps. Don't start at the top (the PHP code) start at the bottom (the HTML page).

Also, look at XHMTL. The coding is more refined.

As far as Iframes go though, FF sucks still at allowing more than one unless you code it just right. Your Iframes are going to have to exist in frames that are contained within very small html pages that are framed in. I dont know how I can explain it to you, but I can if you message me and bare with the time that I have. BTW, thankfully, HTML or XHTML coding is very efficient as far as loading goes.

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