Opening a module in an iframe ?

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#1   Opening a module in an iframe ?
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I know my questions keep getting even more strange but here it goes.

When i load a module from my own website into an iframe i will not only get that module loaded into the iframe but also the header (mainpage) etc..

How can i load a module in an iframe without loading the entire mainpage into the iframe ?



Hope you understand my question.



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no I don't understand...if your module is already incorporated into your site, there shouldn't be a need to iframe. You only use the iframe to bring in an external page from a different site or server



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I would like to use the iframe to load that particular module because i like the border that the iframe has...



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hmmm...the only way I can think of is a long way. Telli may have some other idea

You would need to create another page and have the module link open up in that page. Then using some absolute positioning, cutting off the header and other parts you don't want seen. Now you can iframe that newly created page.

The newly created page would look something like this in HTML format:


<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css"> iframe { position: absolute; top: -300px;left: -10px; right: -10px; } </style>
</head>
<body>
<iframe src="http://yourURLhere.php" height="YOUR page height" width="YOUR PAGE WIDTH"></iframe>
</body>
</html>


You'll have to play with the positioning to give you the values of the page


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