Embedding my Newsletter on my site

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tomilis - 29 Jul 2006 22:22 GMT

This may seem simple, but it is driving me insane.

The problem is not the actual embedding, I can acheive that easily with an
iFrame.

The problem lies with the HTML file I need in that iFrame. It dosent come
out with any pictures or text and I dont want to load up all the files
because it takes a lot of space (bandwidth etc.). Is there any way around
this?

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Ed Bennett - 29 Jul 2006 23:10 GMT

> The problem lies with the HTML file I need in that iFrame. It dosent come
> out with any pictures or text and I dont want to load up all the files
> because it takes a lot of space (bandwidth etc.). Is there any way around
> this?

Am I reading you correctly? You want to have all the files visible on
the site without actually uploading them to your server or taking up the
space there? That is impossible. The HTML calls on the other supporting
image files; they have to be there. You can't get something for nothing.

I suppose you could try embedding a PDF instead.

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Rob Giordano (Crash) - 30 Jul 2006 16:17 GMT

No.

And, embedding a .pub file isn't gonna work anyway. Either do the page in
html and upload the images, or do as Ed suggests and use a pdf of your
newsletter.

Why use a frame of anykind anyway?

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Mike Koewler - 31 Jul 2006 03:27 GMT

Rob,

>> Why use a frame of anykind anyway? <<

Because one can stick an i-frame on a page and use all the Master Page
objects so it looks like it is another page in a site.

As part of of Content Management System, where a client can update a
site without screwing with the original files.

Mike

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Rob Giordano (Crash) - 31 Jul 2006 03:59 GMT

Ah. I've use cms before but not in a Pub web. But, is that what op is trying
to do?

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