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holysjit
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Post by holysjit »

Hi,
I'm using the static page plugin and it works ok. But when I create a page with a contactform and using this code:

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<OBJECT DATA="http://www.linktoscripts.com" WIDTH="500" HEIGHT="500" SCROLL="0" FRAMEBORDER="no" TYPE="text/html"></OBJECT><OBJECT DATA="http://www.linktoscripts.com" WIDTH="100%" HEIGHT="500" SCROLL="0" FRAMEBORDER="no" TYPE="text/html"></OBJECT>
In firefox everything is fine, but when I take a look to my page in IE it looks like this:
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/2730/stonerscs2.png

How to delete the scrollingbars? I tried to add frameborder=no and scroll=0 and scrolling=no.

Thanks
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Post by TopDawg »

I could be wrong (I'm not exactly an expert myself...), but I think it's

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scroll="noscroll"
try it out...if not, I'm sure Carl or Garvin will correct me ;)
holysjit
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Post by holysjit »

It doesn't work. Is there no other way to include a php script in a static page?
Iframes or something?
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Post by d_cee »

Hi

I think there's a plugin called 'wrap url' that lets you have an iframe on the page and another 'external php application' which allows you to include an external php application (which Garvin doesn't recommend)

they might help

Dave
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Post by holysjit »

No, that plugin is no option. I solved it with just Iframes...
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