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I’m currently trying to get an iframe to display documents when clicked upon. There are currently four links that use to workl and I’m trying to get two out of the four are working that where broken. The iframe code that I’m using is:
<iframe frameborder="0" height="800" scrolling="Yes" src="file://\\xxx-xxx\xxxxxx xxxxxx\xxx xxxxxxx" width="100%"></iframe>
The (x)’s are there as place holders for source location.
Copy and Paste the contents of src into your navigation bar in your browser. What do you get? If that url doesn’t work (and I’m guessing it wont), then you need to find the correct url path to these files. You can perhaps do this by simply searching for the files with the search on your machine. This may work, but I’m not sure that other users will be able to navigate to the files because (and any one feel free to correct me if I’m wrong) file:// url paths will only point to files on your machine. You might have upload these files to the server…