Fb:iframe
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[edit] Description
Inserts an <iframe> tag into the page.
[edit] Attributes
| Required | Name | Type | Description | |
| required | src | string | The URL of the iframe. Signed GET parameters are appended to the URL to prove that the frame was loaded through Facebook, as described in the forms section. These parameters also include one named fb_sig_in_iframe to indicate this context. | |
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| optional | smartsize | bool | This parameter smartly sizes the iframe to fit the remaining space on the page and disables the outer scrollbars. If you include more than one smartsizing iframe, they automatically distribute the size appropriately. (default value is false) | |
| frameborder | int | Indicates whether to show (1) or hide (0) an iframe border. (default value is 1) | ||
| scrolling | string | Indicates whether to show scrollbars. (default value is yes) - use "yes", "no", or "auto" (not "true" or "false") | ||
| style | string | Indicates a custom inline style for the iframe. | ||
| width | int | Indicates the width of the iframe. | ||
| height | int | Indicates the height of the iframe. | ||
| resizable | bool | Gives the ability to set the iframe's size using the JavaScript API. See Resizable_IFrame for details. You must specify a name for this iframe. This option cannot be used when smartsize is enabled. | ||
| name | string | The name of the iframe. You must name the iframe when resizable is enabled. |
[edit] Notes
- You cannot use the <fb:iframe> tag on the profile page.
- You must use your server's URL as the
srcfor your iframe. Otherwise, apps.facebook.com wraps your page with the Facebook layout. - You cannot use FBML inside an iframe.
