Display calendar in an IFRAME

The section below explains how to insert a calendar in an IFRAME into your web page.

An IFRAME is an HTML In-Line Frame. It can be used to create a portal within a web page. The content of the inline frame or portal is supplied by a URL to another web page. It is not necessary for the URL to be on the same server. In other words, the IFRAME content can come from an entirely different page or site.

For the technically minded, the IFRAME acts like a scrollable DIV where you can set a source URL for the content.

The HTML code for an IFRAME would look something like this:

<iframe frameborder="no" scrolling="no" id="calendarframe"

src="http://calendar.sample.com/View.html" width="690" height="1024>

</iframe>

To create the IFRAME code, use the Web Site Integration Wizard. Click on Home | Web Site Integration Wizard.

On step 3 of the wizard, copy the HTML for the view you want to display and copy it into your web page.

If you use an IFRAME, search engines will find your calendar content and index it. However, when users click on the search engine link, the calendar will not be in an IFRAME. To force your calendar page to always appear within it's IFRAME, add the following code to your custom footer:

<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
if (self.location==top.location)
top.location.href='http://www.sample.com/iframepage.html';
</SCRIPT>

Replace the URL with the URL to your web site's calendar page.