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12/15/2006 11:57 AM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Nested forms

put it into /portals/<yourPortalID> and do a file sync, than you can select it in Iframe from the list.

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12/15/2006 12:31 PM

stapes

Joined: 10/27/2006

Posts: 34

Re: Nested forms

No. That didn't work either. And where do you get to select it in iframe from a list. I don't see that option. And 'view source' shows me it is still pointing at the wrong URL. i.e. http://form.html.

Stapes

12/15/2006 12:58 PM

John Mitchell

www.snapsis.com
Joined: 4/18/2003

Posts: 3987

Re: Nested forms

Another way that doesn't require an IFrame is to just use the default form.

Your submit button can change the action of the default form as described in the following blog post:

HowTo: put PayPal Buy Now buttons in your DotNetNuke Portal

12/15/2006 1:05 PM

Sebastian Leupold

www.dnnwerk.de
Joined: 3/8/2004

Posts: 46212

Re: Nested forms

stapes wrote

No. That didn't work either. And where do you get to select it in iframe from a list. I don't see that option.

Where you can enter the URL you can switch between an external URL or an internal file. Internal file will allow you to select folder and file.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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12/15/2006 5:13 PM

stapes

Joined: 10/27/2006

Posts: 34

Re: Nested forms

John Mitchell wrote

Another way that doesn't require an IFrame is to just use the default form.

Your submit button can change the action of the default form as described in the following blog post:

HowTo: put PayPal Buy Now buttons in your DotNetNuke Portal

Thanks. This is the solution I am looking for I think. I tried the paypal code on my dnn page & it worked a treat. I'll let you know on Monday whether it worked on our Hotel Reservations System.

Stapes

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