Embed in Web Page

[Gertrude Magginty]

Does anyone know how to embed a calendar in a website page?

Thanks.

[Tim Howard]

<iframe src="//www.domain.com/pathtodirectory/plans.cgi" style="
border:solid 2px #0000ff " width="700" height="900" frameborder="0"
scrolling="yes"></iframe>


change to suit your needs

At 12:18 PM 12/30/2013, you wrote:
>Does anyone know how to embed a calendar in a website page?
>
>Thanks.
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[Gertrude Magginty]

Thank you, but that just puts the whole administrative page in the web page.  I just want the current calendar.

[Kevin]

Plans sets a cookie that remembers where you were and what you were doing the last time you viewed your calendar. Likely you were looking at the "administrative" page. Go back to your calendar. Open the current month. Close tab/window/browser you are using to view the calendar. Now try viewing it in the iframe again.

Kevin

[Gertrude Magginty]

I just get an error that states:

Not Found

The requested URL /www.mydomain.org/plans/plans.cgi was not found on this server.

What do you think is wrong?

[MarkK]

Is your Plans installation in the {root}/plans folder on your site?  Is it actually "plans" on the server, or maybe "Plans"?  If it is not a Windows based web server, than upper/lower case DOES make a difference, meaning "plans" and "Plans" would be two completely separate folders.

Mark K

[Kevin]

I just now saw the error. Maybe it will help the OP or another person. Code should be:

<iframe src="http://www.domain.com/pathtodirectory/plans.cgi" style="border:solid 2px #0000ff " width="700" height="900" frameborder="0" scrolling="yes"></iframe>

You must have the http:// in front of the URL unless using a relative path as in:

<iframe src="/pathtodirectory/plans.cgi" style="border:solid 2px #0000ff " width="700" height="900" frameborder="0" scrolling="yes"></iframe>