WHAT IS AN IFRAME?

An iFrame is an inline frame used inside a webpage to load another HTML document inside it. This is just a fancy way of saying that an iFrame gives you a way to nest something inside of something else. As an example, you might use an iFrame to embed a website or a video inside one of your forms. The below information will show you how to do exactly that!

ADDING IFRAME CODE TO A FORM

Note: Linking to content that is external of the PlayerLync application will require access to the internet to view.

1. Begin by adding an HTML control to your form from the Files and Media category of available controls. This is done by dragging and dropping the control to your form.
   
   
2. Select the HTML control within the form to display Basic and Validation Settings. The control will highlight in mint green to signify it is selected.
   
   
3. On the Basic tab, input values for the following fields...
   
   
   1. Label - This is the title of the field. When left blank, it will not display on the final form
      
      
   2. Tooltip - This is information that will be displayed when the field is moused-over while used from a traditional computer with a mouse and keyboard.
      
      
   3. HTML - This is where you will insert your iFrame code (see below for HTML syntax)

BASIC IFRAME SYNTAX

The following values break-down the variables used to create iFrame code:

Example Syntax: (text only colored to show the various elements)

<iframe src="https://www.playerlync.com" height="800px" width="100%"></iframe>