How is he doing this?>

[ryan4021]

nevermind

 

[adamenty]

<iframe> src="" width="0" height="0" scrolling="no" </iframe>

 

[420kking]

why would you edit this post? Us other members could possibly use this information as well. This is not how a forum works, asking something and deleting the question after it's been answered.

 

[RicherJack]

It was obviously extremely important.

 

[adamenty]

He was just asking how to hide a iframe... nothing big haha.

 

[420kking]

That might just be the biggest SEO secret ever.

 

[adamenty]

I know... I think I better just edit my post and put nevermind too... don't want it to get saturated :O

 

[ryan4021]

no it wasnt that at all... i had found the answer so i didnt think it would be fair for people to waste their time figuring it out ... anyhow, here's the page... and that didn't fix the problem im having anyway. the problem is calling the hidden iframe within a FBML page.

 

[adamenty]

well if you found the answer why delete it so others cant learn, that isnt the general idea of this website

 

[ryan4021]

it wasn't the answer. i found out the question i had in the first place was useless and didnt make any sense once i had figured it out, so i deleted it. i saved you time by deleting the post. which is why i made another post with the correct question. the reason why i edited it is because i couldn't figure out how to delete the post entirely.

 

[RicherJack]

nevermind

 

[adamenty]

Okay then thats okay, thanks for clearing it up.

 

[WoosterOh]

Do something original, that one is getting old. VDay, you will see originality

 

[gjockey]

OK, so what is the correct question?

How is that survey window being hidden/uncovered?

 

[ryan4021]

Yes gjockey, i know its an onclick code im sure but just not sure how he's doing it.

 

[gjockey]

OK, at this point is it a normal coding question or is there some twist with FBML that a coder needs to be familiar with?

 

[ryan4021]

A normal coding question. Theres no link connected to the actual image, its purely onclick. Just not sure what the onclick code consists or how he's doing it. I'm doing research myself and if I figure it out before anyone else here I'll post it up.

 

[The Dark One]

A normal coding question. Theres no link connected to the actual image, its purely onclick. Just not sure what the onclick code consists or how he's doing it. I'm doing research myself and if I figure it out before anyone else here I'll post it up.

Hes using some kind of FBML, its very intriguing to say the least!

 

[gb5000]

That might just be the biggest SEO secret ever.

It wouldn't be a secret if everybody knows.........