Thanks. I appreciate it.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2020, 19:22 villas wrote:
> It isn't really 'wrong' as such, but it is usually not the best or most
> flexible way of displaying your own html content.
>
> Iframes are normally used to embed and isolate third-party content into
> your website, e.g. adver
It isn't really 'wrong' as such, but it is usually not the best or most
flexible way of displaying your own html content.
Iframes are normally used to embed and isolate third-party content into
your website, e.g. advertisements.
The iframe allows a method of ceding control of a portion of y
Actually I got kind of a workaround.
In my iframe, a redirect to the login page was distorting the page since
the user.html was not resized.
So I did this to escape the iframe and go full-page:
this.top.location !== this.location && (this.top.location = this.location);
On Friday, 24 July 2020
Thanks.
Is it wrong to have iframe pages from the same app?
Regards
On Fri, 24 Jul 2020 at 15:20, villas wrote:
> If you are using an iframe to display a page from the same app, I have
> the impression that your design might be wrong. You will probably find a
> better way after you give this a
If you are using an iframe to display a page from the same app, I have the
impression that your design might be wrong. You will probably find a better
way after you give this a little more thought. Sorry if this answer does
not seem so helpful.
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