hi Tim, your right, this is not really a ZF problem, but ZF needs a special htaccess RewriteRule, we all know that. So, if you use the RewriteRule of the "Getting started.." tutorial, then you will get a problem, because the src-path of an iframe would be parsed by your bootstrap.
I fixed this problem like i said in my first post. However, now it is not a ZF problem anymore. That's right. @Terre Thank you, but that does not work, too. I think HTML iframe src-attribute needs relative paths from docroot. Tim Fountain wrote: > > On 05/03/2009, Terre Porter <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> Try this ... >> >> <iframe src="<?php getenv('DOCUMENT_ROOT') . >> '/PATH-TO-FILE-FROM-DOCUMENT_ROOT-location/.main.php'; ?>" ... > > > DOCUMENT_ROOT is normally the full server path to your web root, which is > unlikely to be correct here. The original poster just needs the path to > the > file _from_ the web root, which I would guess is: > > <iframe src="/tools/galerie/main.php"> > > it's generally much easier to use absolute paths (i.e. start with a /), > than > trying to work out the correct relative path. And this doesn't really have > anything to do with ZF. > > -- > Tim Fountain > http://tfountain.co.uk/ > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Using-HTML-iframes-with-ZendFramework-tp22355424p22360173.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
