"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote in message ...
"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
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I think IFRAME rendering has been prevented due to security concerns.

I don't know of a way to get it into the div tags.


Looks more like a bug or deliberate deficiency to me. ; )

Check the source after this procedu

1. Open this link in IE:

http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx

2. In IE use File, Send, Page by E-mail

3. Twiddle your thumbs while E-mail renders.

4. Click on Source tab

5. Click on Source

6. Do Ctrl-a, Ctrl-c

7. Paste into a Notepad window.

8. Do Ctrl-f Find for iframe

9. Find:

example
DIV id=mainColumnIFRAME class="" id=news name=news marginWidth=0
marginHeight=0 src="/newsgroups/newsframe.aspx" frameBorder=0
width="100%" scrolling=no
height="100%"/IFRAME/DIV
/example

So it's there exactly the way it was when it was rendered by IE.
It just isn't rendering there.


I don't know where you grabbed that from, but the path is relative, so nothing will render.

This might work:



I'll have to test this in another OS, as the one I'm posting from is suspect. G


I suspect it is just that OE won't do the recursion necessary to render more
than the container. The same thing happens even more definitely with
a Google Groups "threadview" page. That apparently is a true frameset.
At least that is what OE shows when I look at what gets sent by page
in its case. eg

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...cacd0496d7ac15




G

steve