Big Killer wrote:
> I'm trying to fill up my timeline callout with the contents of an
> iframe using the following code...
>
> <div ex:role="lens">
>
> <h3>My iframe</h3><br/><iframe src="callouts/<span
> ex:content=".content" class="timelineLens"></span>">><h3>That was my
> iframe</h3>
>
> </div>
>
> It doesn't like how I've shoved the "ex:content" span right in the
> middle. It does display the frame but it fills it woth a 404 page. Is
> there a way to splice that sting with the content value to make a
> legitimate address?
>
> Or am I going down the wrong path?
>
Your browser probably sees
<iframe src="callouts/<span ex:content=".content"
class="timelineLens"></span>">>
as
<iframe
src="callouts/<span ex:content="
.content"
class="timelineLens">
</span>">>
There's an attribute named
.content"
in the first element, and then the second tag is supposed to close a
corresponding opening <span> tag, which doesn't exist ...
What you probably want is
<iframe ex:src-subcontent="callouts/{{.content}}"></iframe>
David
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