Introduction#

Allows you to embed an iframe into a wiki page.

Installation#

Compile the IFramePlugin.java, put the compiled class file in a jar IFramePlugin.jar under WEB_INF\lib.

Parameters#

attachment

Attachment path, e.g. 'IFramePlugin.jar'

url

A URL, e.g 'http://www.google.com'

align

Align the iFrame to left/center/right

border

Whether there is a border or not

width

Width of the iFrame

height

Height of the iFrame

marginwidth

Margin width of the iFrame

marginheight

Margin height of the iFrame

scrolling

Whether the iFrame can be scrolled or not

Example#

Examples of using it:

[{IFramePlugin attachment='0472-down.gif' width='400' height='300' border='0' scrolling='no' align='right'}]

[{IFramePlugin attachment='Total_Beginner_Companion_Document.pdf' width='100%' height='500' border='1' scrolling='no' align='center'}]

[{IFramePlugin attachment='MediaPlugin.java' width='100%' height='500' border='1' scrolling='no' align='center'}]

[{IFramePlugin url='http://www.google.com/' width='100%' height='500' border='1' scrolling='yes' align='center'}]

[{IFramePlugin url='wiki/public/dashboard/primrose/dashboard.html' width='100%' height='500' border='1' scrolling='yes' align='center'}]

References#

There is a discussion regarding inserting arbitrary URL to a page.

Comments#

I think it is better to include the jar file as an attachment for convenience.

--Kevin Yuen

Thanks to the Developer and Kevin. This was very helpful. I need to attach an ajax slideshow and I've successfully done it. Many Thanks. -- Ashish Jain

Great! I'm using it now to "frame" a facebook page.

I did have to upgrade from java 1.5 to java 1.6 to get it to work, though - it gave me a "bad class version" when I tried it in java 1.5. Also, when it failed due to "bad class version", it shut down the entire tomcat instance. Very nasty.

Thanks for the great plugin!

--Dorothy Valiga, 05-Jun-2009 23:41