Hi folks! It's been a while. We have a requirement to have some pages of an eBook include an <iframe> tag so that the reader will be viewing a web page. Yes, we realize that the reader will have to be connected to the internet for those pages.
However, we compile the HTML pages; check them by opening them in IE from the local drive. Everything works. The eBook pages display. The <iframe> content displays from the web.
We compile the eBook (v4.22) and run into a problem. The eBook pages all display properly. The section that includes the <iframe> tag will not load. Only shows nice white screen (well... not so nice)
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Posted on: 1:43 am on September 17, 2005
EBookCompiler
Turn off Automatically Open Internet Links in a New Window (in Edit user interface)
Posted on: 1:52 am on September 17, 2005
acpeter
Bingo! Works like a charm! Thanks for the prompt help!
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