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mattfarmer

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10/12/2019 12:28 PM

    Hi,
    I am using an older version of dnn (07.04.02)
    I've been using dnn on and off for many years, but i'm not very 'up to speed' on coding and the technical side of it, hence that is why i started using dnn many years ago, as it was fairly easy to get up and running.

    I wish to display a virtual tour on my website and my virtual tour software has exported a folder with various bits and pieces along with an index.htm file.
    I now believe that I have to upload all of the files to my server and then use an 'iframe' module to display the index.htm file.

    Am i correct in thinking this, or am I way off the mark?
    I've tried looking for an iframe module within my website but cant see one.

    Any advice is greatly appreciated.

    Many thanks,
    Matt






    Michael Tobisch

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    10/14/2019 1:42 AM

      Matt,

      the IFrame module is available here.

      Please note: The latest release (08.01.02) requires .Net 4.7.2, if you're still on 4.6 you may use IFrame 08.01.01 - there is no difference in the functionality, but 08.01.01 does not work on .Net 4.7.

      If you're still on DNN 7.x, you have to use IFrame 04.05.00, because IFrame 08.x will not install on earlier versions than DNN 08.00.00.

      Another option for your usecase could be the DNN Static Site Handler by Andrew Hoefling.

      Happy DNNing!
      Michael

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      mattfarmer

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      11/2/2019 3:29 PM
        Hi,
        Thank you Michael for your reply.
        It took me a few weeks but I've just got around to upgrade my DNN site from 7 to 8.0.4 (i do plan to upgrade to 9 once i've checked all of the modules and skin will be ok)
        My server has .Net 4.5.

        Which iFrame version will be ok to use (if any) with .Net 4.5

        Thank you,
        Matt





        mattfarmer

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        11/3/2019 4:05 AM
          Just an update.
          I asked my hosting company and they have upgraded to .Net4.6
          All ok now.
          Thank you.





          Michael Tobisch

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          11/3/2019 5:09 AM
            Posted By mattfarmer on 02 Nov 2019 04:29 PM

            Which iFrame version will be ok to use (if any) with .Net 4.5

            Matt,

            I think any older one, but I am not sure if they work on DNN 8 or 9. The ones I released need .Net 4.6 and .Net 4.7.2 (IFrame v08.01.02+). The latest version at the moment is 08.01.03.

            Happy DNNing!
            Michael

             

            Michael Tobisch
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