#1 2009-08-14 08:57:42

**_r2r_**

Connect Pro in iframe

Hi everybody!
Really need some help here :(
We use an Adobe Connect service to handle seminars on our website.
The site has it’s own authentication (stored in PHP session) on the index page.
We don’t want our users to fill Connect’s authentication form once they’ve had already filled our form and we want them to have our site’s content alongside the Connect Room with the seminar running on the same page. So I’ve added an iframe on the page and it’s “src” is the Connect’s authentication URL with ”&guestname=…” string on the end. I’m not a professional developer and this method is the best thing I could come up with.
And this works very well! The problem I cannot resolve is that it works very well with Opera and Firefox and doesn’t work the way it should with IE, which is unfortunately the most widespread browser here in Russia. With the IE it doesn’t load the Connect Room in the iframe, but opens Adobe’s authentication form in the parent page instead. As soon as you press “back” in the IE, things work out well. Which is not right.
I’ve built a small copy of our site so that you could check it out:
http://internetzal.ru
Please use “forum” and “forum” to log in.
Thanks a lot in advance.
p.s. Hope I’m making myself clear with my English :)

**_bobzsj87_**

Re: Connect Pro in iframe

you can find info from the web service file: in chapter 4: launch meetings with external authentication