I'm trying to use KoolTreeView from KoolPHP.net and am having some troubles. I think the problem relates to using an iFrame to display a PHP page. Sometimes the JavaScript code that handles the treeview behavior is truncated. It may be a problem with my PHP installation (IIS 5 on WinXP SP3 on my local dev machine). I tried the installer, but it just didn't work. I did a manual install and it seems ok, but it's still a question, I suppose. Anyway, if the code is truncated, it's obviously not going to work, but how could I figure out what the culprit is here? It doesn't seem to be a bug in KoolTreeView, though at first I thought it was. It seems to be related to running the PHP page via an iFrame. The problems occur in both IE 7 and FF 3.0.11. Anyone seen this problem before?
Very new to PHP, BTW.
PHP in iFrame causes truncated code
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Re: PHP in iFrame causes truncated code
Are you loading a PHP page in the iframe with a query string? If so you may have to urlencode() the URL for the src of the iframe.
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Re: PHP in iFrame causes truncated code
No, presently it's just a "static" page (built on the server-side, then called from the iFrame). So the src in the iFrame is just "treemenu_xxxxxxx.php" where xxxxxxx is a random character string used when treemenu_xxxxxxx.php was created on the server. So to the client, it looks like a static page. Hope that wasn't clear as mud . . .
Thanks for the reply. Please let me know if you have other thoughts about this.
Thanks for the reply. Please let me know if you have other thoughts about this.