jsFiddle in CP Article

Shemeer NS

How can I have a jsFiddle in my article?

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Thomas Daniels

Go to jsfiddle.net[^]
Create a fiddle
Save it
Link to it in your article

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Shemeer NS

Thanks for the reply. Actually I just don't want to give a link I need to embed. please check http://doc.jsfiddle.net/use/embedding.html[^]

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Sean Ewington

Hi Shemeer, Could you please link to an example of someone using it somewhere? I can probably add the iframe for you, but if we go that route any updates you make to the article will have to go through me, sadly :(

Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject

Shemeer NS

I was creating a jQuery article thats why I need this badly. I don't know any CP article that uses embeded jsFiddle but here is one external blog http://blog.rastasoft.ir/node/46/[^

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Sean Ewington

Hmmm. Not 100% sure it will work, but when it comes time to post it send me the URL and I will try and cram the iframe in there for you.

Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject

Ronnie Mukherjee

Hi, I just deleted a post from my technical blog as it looked horrible as the iframes (embedded jsfiddle) weren't correctly rendered. Also my code extracts, although I found a way around that problem. Did you ever find a solution for embedding jsfiddle iframes into a post? Thanks Ronnie

Sean Ewington

Sadly only admins can do it. I saw what you were trying to do but I'm locked out of your article for a few more minutes. I think the best thing to do here is to make them links, unless you don't mind if I update your post every time you want to update it - otherwise those iframes will break again.

Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject

Ronnie Mukherjee

Oh ok. I will manually post the article at some point then, will remove its 'CodeProject' tag on my blog, and will just include links to the js fiddle bits. Thanks