• Resolved bradfranklin

    (@j66brad)


    I’m trying to load a post into an iFrame via coded returned bitly link in template.

    single.php has bitly function which echo’s the associate bitly link in the post. What I’d like to do is when you click on this link, it opens up the redirect bitly link in an iFrame possibly with a conditional to hide elements (no header/ no footer)

    Hopefully that makes sense. Any ideas greatly appreciated

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-iframe/

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  • Plugin Author mdempfle

    (@mdempfle)

    the advanced iframe can hide elements if the post comes from the same domain. But the stuff before you have to setup/code by yourself.

    Thread Starter bradfranklin

    (@j66brad)

    Thanks for the reply. I’ll play around with it and reply post if I can’t figure out how to load post / target iFrame. It seems I could use a the variable I set up from within in template and pass that into the shortcode, hard coded in the corresponding template.

    Is it possible to use your plugin this way? That is hard code the shortcode into the template file?

    Thanks for input. Sincerely appreciate it

    Thread Starter bradfranklin

    (@j66brad)

    Thanks for the reply. I’ll play around with it and reply post if I can’t figure out how to load post / target iFrame. It seems I could use a the variable I set up from within in template and pass that into the shortcode, hard coded in the corresponding template.

    Is it possible to use your plugin this way? That is hard code the shortcode into the template file?

    Thanks for input. Sincerely appreciate it

    Plugin Author mdempfle

    (@mdempfle)

    You can pass parameters to the iframe. simply define the parameter in the configuration.

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