Is there a DNN Creative video that shows the use of the query string option in the IFRAME project module?

Thanks,

Dave

No, but a very short answer to "How do I do it?" is:

1. Choose Pass-Through QueryString
2. Under Name (textbox on left) type in a name of parameter as you WANT it to be in the NEW QueryString
3. Under Value (textbox on right) type in a name of parameter as it will "arrive" to the DNN page - before IFrame module will start processing it.


Now, if you are having a problem, check the SRC parameter of IFRAME tag. Does it show url to your IFrame'd page the way you want it?


If that isn't a sufficient answer, please give some more details about what you are trying to do. If possible, a URL would be great.

Hi
We've have a classic asp website running under a DNN portal. Our Customers have to register, and once authenticated , they can access to our services
We need to split the classic asp page do display them under DNN' IFrames each for a specific service
I don't see how I can proceed
Any Clue Gents?
Regards
Amor

There are several iFrame modules available, including the free DotNetNuke version. I'd start there.

Can you explain more about "each for a specific service"?

Hi Joe
Currently, Enhesa provides EHS Services to its Clients, most of them are web delivery
To make easy, I'll create an account for you to let access to our EHS Demo website and post it by email
my own email is aj@enhesa.com (www.enhesa.com)
Amor

Before proceeding further, you should upgrade your staging site to 6.1.3 after MAKING A BACKUP of the staging site.

Are you using a custom skin? If so, switch to the Dark Knight skin and see if that "fixes" the problem. If it does, then your problem is with CSS. Upgrading to 6.1.3 might help, which is why I suggested this as a first step. I believe that there are some changes to default.css that help a bit.