Our secure finance form is embedded in a third parties website using an iframe. The form displays correctly in Chrome and Firefox but does not in Internet Explorer. I have tested on IE 11, IE 10, and IE 9. In Internet explorer, instead of the form, inside the iframe the homepage loads.
Is this an Internet Explorer issue or is there anything we can do?
Make sure you include http:// in the src field as this is a common mistake that causes that issue.
Like this:
<iframe width="300" height="3000" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/something..." frameborder="0"</iframe>
Make sure you have ActiveX and Scripting turned on on your IE settings.
In IE, the parent page and the iFrame need to use the same protocol. So for this to work you need to ensure both use HTTPS.
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I'm a student developing a web site.
I placed some iframes in a WordPress page, and discovered that every link opens in new tab in Firefox.
The HTML code:
example
<iframe id="example" name="example" src="http://example"></iframe>
I've looked up other similar questions and tried a few solutions (defining id and iframe name, not using capital letters in iframe name. I've also tried adding an at symbol # in the iframe name), but none of these work in Firefox. I've also checked PC Chrome, mobile Chrome, PC Edge, and iPhone Safari, no problems on these browsers.
I wonder, has anyone else experienced the same problem on Firefox especially, and whether someone can explain the reason?
I have a few theories.
Firefox doesn't fully support it
You forgot .com in your example domain.
Also, your code works for me in Chrome. Maybe it's a Firefox issue.
In Sharepoint 2010, I am able to create a web part that displays the iframe map below when I use Chrome, but not IE 11. I tried using the Content Editor web part and the Page Viewer web part, but neither worked. It just displayed a blank square with a "Clickable Map" link at the bottom. I think it's an issue with Sharepoint because the page below opens for me in IE, but not in the Sharepoint web part using IE. But then again, it might be a browser issue because Chrome displays the web part perfectly via Sharepoint. Is there a way to get the map to display in internet explorer?
https://createaclickablemap.com/map.php?&id=64357&maplocation=false&online=true
In sharepoint masterpages there is something like this <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" /> which tells the internet explorer to render the page like you are viewing the page with an internet explorer 8. So even if you are using an IE11, the browser still uses the old engine.
Maybe this link will help since it sounds like a related question.
As I was upgrading a site to use bootstrap css I noticed a page that has an iframe that it uses. Another developer claims it works only in IE, but I cannot get it to work in IE, FF or Chrome. FF and Chrome display nothing, while IE 11 blows up trying to load the pdf.
The code that is literally in the view source of what the browsers are trying to read just doesn't look quite right to me. Thoughts?
<iframe id="ContentPlaceHolder1_pdfFrame" width="720" height="590" name="pdfFrame" src="File:\\chc\shared\IntakeTest\Storage\WF_Test_20130702161454_2.pdf"></iframe>
I have an html file with links like that :
folder name
I would like that this link opens explorer instead of a custome chrome file html based browser. This works from IE btw.
Thank you !
Nicolas.
For Chrome, Safari and Opera this isn't possible due to their security model. However, there is somewhat of a solution for Chrome in that it's possible but it has two requirements:
You need to get the user to install this Chrome extension
It must be over https://
You will probably encounter the same problem for Firefox since it usually requires LocalLink.
Further reading
Using CSS Style Sheet, HTML, XML
When i run my website, my page was properly displaying in the firefox, but the page was not properly displaying in the internet explorer.
Most of the people using only the internet explorer, but why my web page is not properly loading in the internet explorer.
I have to change the setting of internet explorer?
How to solve this problem.
As others have said, without a link to your site it's hard to tell exactly what the problem is, but if it's a CSS problem in IE6 you could try using the IE7-js library, which will make IE6 fairly standards compliant. Also, you may want to look at this resource for general help with CSS hacking in IE.