Replying to Juggling An Iframe Box With Xhtml Sites

Thanks for your help. For those who want to fix the IE problem, we might consider cheating an option:

<object data="http://page.Html" type="application/xhtml+xml" style="width: 340px; height: 280px;">

  <!--[if IE]>

       <iframe src="http://page.Html" style="width:340px; height:280px;" allowtransparency="true" frameborder="0" ></iframe>

  <![endif]--> 

</object>

I'm almost there with this code:

<!--[if lte IE 7]><iframe src="(your url goes here)" style=" border-width:0 " width="533" height="800" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe><![endif]--></p><p><!--[if  !IE]><!--></p><p><object data="(your url goes here)" style="width:533px; height:780px;" type="text/html"></object><!--<![endif]--><noscript><p>You must have JavaScript to display the calendar. </p></noscript>

If you check the wikipedia article on conditional comments, it'll explain why each works. Summary: In IE, it sees the first part as an instruction to process the first and the second part as an instruction to ignore. In standards compliant browsers, it sees the whole first part as a comment and the second part as two comments, a standards-compliant object, then another comment. Ideally everyone's happy, except maybe the webmaster who has to monkey all of this around.

 Naturally, modify the styles and the URL to what google calendar or whatever gives you.When IE 8 comes out, your actual mileage may vary.

 I hope that helps!

-reply by Chris Dillingham

Hi and thank you so much for this clear and straightforward tutorial!

Unfortunately, it works perfectly in our beloved Firefox, but in IE and Safari it displays nothing

Any ideas, useful links, suggestions? Please help me

I can post the code, but I am not sure I can do it since this is not a forum

-Francesca