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This is different from a BBCode because BBCodes can only be used in posts. this is its own page,
The bigger problem with a BBCode is it is very dangerous (security wise) to give your users access to put arbitrary URLs inside an IFRAME- it defeats the entire purpose of not allowing users to use HTML code in posts. An IFRAME bbcode is simple enough- just a very bad idea. If you still want it: Replacement Code in BBCode Manager: Code:
<iframe src={param}" width="100%" height="500">Your browser does not support IFRAMEs</iframe> |
Very nice, thank you. Using it to show web cams that will not allow embedding in a post. May buy the full version.
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There is no difference in functionality between the paid and free version, the free version just has a limit on the number of IFRAMEs allowed.
The web cam site was an example, after you take a snap shot they show a box that has code you can copy to paste into a forum, it does not automatically embed in a post, you need to paste the code in. |
does this work with vb5?
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No, but it is not necessary with VB5. VB5 has the "Static HTML" module on site builder so you can easily create your own IFRAME pages on VB5 without any mods.
Check out this How-To blog here: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/blogs/joe-d/3932613- |
Hello,
I have the paid version for a couple of years now. I use iframer to display webcams. Recently many stopped displaying giving the error below. Any ideas on how to fix? Chrome doesn't show anything at all. IE displays the iframe fine. "Blocked by Content Security Policy This page has a content security policy that prevents it from being loaded in this way. Firefox prevented this page from loading in this way because the page has a content security policy that disallows it." |
My site uses ssl and i can't load pages over http. Any workaround for this problem?
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There's no workaround- the point of SSL is everything must be secure. The ability to load HTTP pages in an iframe of an SSL page would defeat the purpose of having SSL. Sorry, but there's no way that would ever be allowed. You'd need some kind of proxy that retrieves pages via HTTP and re-serves them from an HTTPS protected server. It would be beyond the scope of this mod.
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