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Can I use iframe in a panel and how would it look like

very thankful for a reply :)
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would be easier if you showed people the code you want to put in a panel
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<iframe src=" http://www.xxx.com/yyy/xml/html/32/7/7055.html"

width="200"
height="400"
scrolling="auto"
frameborder="0">
<a href=" http://www.xxx.com/yyy/xml/html/32/7/7055.html">Feed</a>

</iframe>
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I dug this out of an older forums request, but its not for using in a panel.

<iframe name="Frame" src="Your Fash Link Here" frameBorder="0" width="550" scrolling="no" height="450">
</iframe></p>
</center>


You must change all double quotes to single quotes

So when you create a new panel inside the echo"" you must NOT have any double quotes.
NB There is another way to do it but it makes for ugly viewing ;)

HTH
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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING
....administration/panel_editor.php(111) : eval()'d code on line 3
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Quote

You must change all double quotes to single quotes

So when you create a new panel inside the echo"" you must NOT have any double quotes.
NB There is another way to do it but it makes for ugly viewing ;)

HTH


Actually, if you use echo' (single qoute) you can use double qoutes in the scripts. A lot faster than changing a script :)
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@fetlooser
oooh looka!! something to add to the FAQ or php-fusion manual ;)

@kag some panels dont wotk in preview, u have to save and enable to properly test it.
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Thats true, it has happened to me as well. With php generated images the panel preview goes nutz too.
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