URL with iframe

derksj

I got this site with an iframe

The index url is :

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/index.php

and the iframe url from the malta page is

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=malta

can someone tell me what the url should be when i want to go direct to the index with iframe (malta page)

mogster

I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish.

You want an url in the iframe to open in the parent (main) window?

knutm :-)

derksj

i am sorry

I got this site with an iframe

The index url is :

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/index.php

In the iframe appear diffrent pages like

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=malta
or
http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=nederland
or
http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=duitsland
etc, etc...

what url must a visitor type to get the index page with the "malta page" in the iframe
or the index page with the "nederland page" in the iframe

something like

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/index.php?url="http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=duitsland" or

http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/index.php?iframe="http://www.vakantiehuizengids.com/p...p?country=duitsland"

??????

TTT

<a href="javascript:window.frames[0].location.href='www.ddd.dd';">open in iframe</a>
<br>
<a href="javascript:window.location.href='www.ddd.dd';">Open</a>
<br>
<a href="javascript:parent.location.href='www.eee.ee';">Open from iframe to parent </a>

mogster

Well, excuse me if I come out a bit slow, but I still don't see the big picture 😃

The issue is to have paired pages to show?
When the index is loaded in the correct lang/country, the iframe-page should be the same lang/country?

I would set a cookie, or propagate the correct country through the url, then echo the iframe code with php.
I've done this on our publishing system, where the index loads the article, and the rest of the articles in the category displays as links in an iframe (the whole point is to get scroll without layers).

The idea is that the iframe-page is a standalone script that can do it's own processing, provided the correct var in the url:

$country = $_GET['country'];
echo "<IFRAME WIDTH=270 HEIGHT=80 MARGINWIDTH=0 MARGINHEIGHT=0 HSPACE=0 VSPACE=0 FRAMEBORDER=0  

SRC=\"submenu.php?country=$country\"></IFRAME>";

Then you do a check in the iframe'd script to find the correct country, create links with the corr. country in the url:

$country = $_GET['country'];
echo "<a href=\"index.php?country=".$country."\" 
target=\"_parent\">Vistit ".$country." cities</a>";
echo "<a href=\"index.php?country=".$country."\" 
target=\"_parent\">Vistit ".$country." museums</a>";
echo "<a href=\"index.php?country=".$country."\" 
target=\"_parent\">Vistit ".$country." restaurants</a>";

knutm :-)

derksj

The thing is

i want to give the webmaster of for example "sweden.startpage.com" an url so that his visitors see my index file with the sweden page in it

and

i want to give the webmaster of for example "germany.startpage.com" an url so that his visitors see my index file with the germany page in it

etc ..

mogster

Ah, so the sweden/germany pages are the pages in the iframe?

OK, but the code above still would work, just send the whole url (if it's not on your server) in the iframe-spec instead of just the country.

knutm :-)