I used an “iFrame” with (URL) MailChimp subscribe window, when this is done you push a link to go back to the home page. The home page than opens in the iFrame window and not the “original” window. Is there a way to “fix” this?
Sure. In the link within the thanks page, just add the Target attribute, set to _top. That will break out of the frame. If you don’t control the thanks page, then I’m not sure how you fix this. The default target for all links is _self. You cannot control the target from the iframe itself – it’s a window cut into your page through which you view a distant and foreign page. The contents of that page are off-limits to the surrounding page, by design.
Walter
On Apr 17, 2014, at 9:28 AM, Lode Rosel wrote:
Hello,
I used an “iFrame” with (URL) MailChimp subscribe window, when this is done you push a link to go back to the home page. The home page than opens in the iFrame window and not the “original” window. Is there a way to “fix” this?
That is the case, I don’t have acces to the “thanks page” as it comes from “MailChimp”. I don’t get a good result with the html code, and frankly, I try to stay away from coding as far as possible :-). I may try a more generic approach. Anyway thanks for the quick respons.