I have created a page with a wowslider in an iframe. It shows up fine when I launch it in Firefox. It disappears in google chrome. Probably cause? www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.com/blueflame (It should show up on the upper right corner of every page.)
I just checked your link in Safari, and I don’t see the slider. In fact, no
one but you will ever see it because the source code shows the iframe
source as being on your local hard drive - something the rest of the world
cannot see.
for me and the rest of the world to see the iframe contents, they first
must be uploaded with the rest of your website and correctly referenced
there. Because the file is an index file, that creates some limitations on
how you do that.
I’m hoping someone with wow slider or iframe experience jumps in here to
help out, but this is where you start to solve your problem. Good luck.
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Ernie Simpson
On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 8:03 PM, Carol Sullivan email@hiddenwrote:
I have created a page with a wowslider in an iframe. It shows up fine
when I launch it in Firefox. It disappears in google chrome. Probably
cause? www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.com/blueflame (It should show up on
the upper right corner of every page.)
Apart from the issue Ernie raised the engine1 folders do no appear to be where the path in the code says they are supposed to be! that would be in the ‘blueflame’ directory so you need to upload that folder there along with the ‘data’ folder which wow normally also creates.
HTH
On Jan 7, 2013, at 2:3 AM, Carol Sullivan wrote:
I have created a page with a wowslider in an iframe. It shows up fine when I launch it in Firefox. It disappears in google chrome. Probably cause? www.rangeleylakestrailscenter.com/blueflame (It should show up on the upper right corner of every page.)
In the publish window of Wow slider use the “Publish to ftp option” having first placed a folder on your server to upload to, using Fetch or some other FTP app. Then, in the iFrame action, put in the full link to that folder.
Looking at the source you should find something like this
I am aware that there are those in the freeway community would recommend “insert to page” option but this is a quick method for me when working on development of a site and sliders, as on this site
In the publish window of Wow slider use the “Publish to ftp option” having
first placed a folder on your server to upload to, using Fetch or some
other FTP app. Then, in the iFrame action, put in the full link to that
folder.
Looking at the source you should find something like this
I am aware that there are those in the freeway community would recommend
“insert to page” option but this is a quick method for me when working on
development of a site and sliders, as on this site