| Opera doesn't work with iframe and anchors
It works in chrome, but not opera |
lailai
msg:4007353 | 6:14 am on Oct 15, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Hi, I used Opera's kiosk mode, to load a page. I have put a iframe above the page, with the weather. The problem is I couldn't find any decent weather, but I could use Google's weather. Is the page, which will just let you see the result. I also measured it's height, and added scrolling=no . It works perfectly in Chrome, however in Opera it don't seem to work - it just shows the top of the page. [edited by: incrediBILL at 7:23 am (utc) on Oct. 15, 2009]
[edit reason] removed link [/edit]
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tedster
msg:4007692 | 5:08 pm on Oct 15, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Hello lailai, and welcome to the forums. As you see, we don't allow personal links. That's because we want this thread to be useful to others in the future, even after you've fixed the problem on the actual page. Here's how we can help. First, run your page through the W3C HTML Validator [validator.w3.org]. If there are no errors, then post just enough of your HTML to reproduce the problem. There are guidelines and suggestions for how to do that in this thread: LINKS and posting CODE [webmasterworld.com]
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lailai
msg:4007938 | 11:11 pm on Oct 15, 2009 (gmt 0) |
Okay, so I used google's result page to display the answer. I did this with a #res anchor on google's result pgae.
Doctype: HTML 4.01 Transitional (full version) I ran it through the w3c validator, and there isn't any problem. Here is the code that fails: <iframe id="w" src="http://example.com/#res" height="105" width="325"></iframe> In Opera, it doesn't jump to #res
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