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iframes

*marie* · 2005-12-30 18:01:39

I have written about this problem before but it hasn't been solved...when I go to certain websites I'm told that "my browser doesn't support iframes" and so I am unable to view the page. This only happens on my PC at home, and I've tried changing my browser but it makes no difference. Can anyone help?

30-12-2005 6:01pm

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*marie*

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I have written about this problem before but it hasn't been solved...when I go to certain websites I'm told that "my browser doesn't support iframes" and so I am unable to view the page. This only happens on my PC at home, and I've tried changing my browser but it makes no difference.

Can anyone help?

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#2 30-12-2005 6:03pm

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What firewall(s) are you running?
Changed browser to..?

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#3 30-12-2005 6:07pm

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McAfee and I changed from internet explorer to firefox...

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#4 30-12-2005 6:09pm

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Original thread - may help someone thinking of offering advice.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=284088

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#5 30-12-2005 6:09pm

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I think your computer is generally ****ed tbh. Firefox has always supported iFrames. Have you tried checking for spyware/viruses/missing or corrupted windows files.

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#6 30-12-2005 6:12pm

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Well it's a new computer if that has anything to do with it...I suppose I'll just have to accept the fact that I'll NEVER be able to send webtext unless I'm in college!!

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#7 30-12-2005 6:13pm

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If it's a new computer it's even more baffling as to why iframes aren't supported. Do an anti virus and spyware check.

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#8 30-12-2005 6:14pm

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Will do, thanks for all the help.

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#9 30-12-2005 6:15pm

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http://forums.mcafeehelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=30176&highlight=iframes
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#10 30-12-2005 6:23pm

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Wohoo thanks, I followed the advice from the McAfee forum and it worked, thanks a million, you're a genius! Stupid firewall...

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#11 30-12-2005 6:24pm

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McAfee/Norton antivirus products have always caused me trouble of some sort of trouble tbh.

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