A:M/C - Adding Proboards to a Website

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Forum URL: http://.proboards.com

Hello,

I am not new to proboards, but I have recently wanted to make a forum on my website but I have no idea how to do it. Then I remembered proboards are forums and I was wondering if it is possible to get a proboards forum onto my website.

If so, could you possibly explain to me how I would do so?

Thanks,
brm

[**Pennsylvania Princess 25**]

motoracer3965 said:

Forum URL: http://.proboards.com

Hello,

I am not new to proboards, but I have recently wanted to make a forum on my website but I have no idea how to do it. Then I remembered proboards are forums and I was wondering if it is possible to get a proboards forum onto my website.

If so, could you possibly explain to me how I would do so?

Thanks,
brm

Yes, of you havent signed up for a proboards.. that is a first step.. go here to create your account www.proboards.com/signup.html - if you have another other questions such as how to make boards and cats - and such.. please post back here after you create your own proboards account.

[Snakeair]

motoracer3965 said:

Forum URL: http://.proboards.com

Hello,

I am not new to proboards, but I have recently wanted to make a forum on my website but I have no idea how to do it. Then I remembered proboards are forums and I was wondering if it is possible to get a proboards forum onto my website.

If so, could you possibly explain to me how I would do so?

Thanks,
brm

What do you mean by gettting a proboards forum on your website? The proboards forum can not be hosted anywhere else. You can put a link to your proboards forum on your website though. Same thing on your proboards forum. Put a link in your header so your members can click on it to get to your website.

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Yes, of you havent signed up for a proboards.. that is a first step.. go here to create your account www.proboards.com/signup.html

Well I know that, I am wondering how to actually get the Proboards Forum onto my website.

EDIT:
I mean, is it possible to get the proboards forum into the "main" frame of my website?

[**Pennsylvania Princess 25**]

motoracer3965 said:

Yes, of you havent signed up for a proboards.. that is a first step.. go here to create your account www.proboards.com/signup.html

Well I know that, I am wondering how to actually get the Proboards Forum onto my website.

oh im sorry, the best way to do that is to just set up a link on your website linking to your pb address

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jellybean522 said:

motoracer3965 said:

Well I know that, I am wondering how to actually get the Proboards Forum onto my website.

oh im sorry, the best way to do that is to just set up a link on your website linking to your pb address

Well, I am wanting to get a forum into my main frame on my website, and I was wondering if it is possible to get the proboards forum on it.

[**Pennsylvania Princess 25**]

motoracer3965 said:

jellybean522 said:

motoracer3965 said:

oh im sorry, the best way to do that is to just set up a link on your website linking to your pb address

Well, I am wanting to get a forum into my main frame on my website, and I was wondering if it is possible to get the proboards forum on it.

from what i understand - that isnt possible, - the best way is what i suggested in the above post

[justathought]

try this code: (put it in the desired table or body)

<iframe width="100%" height="100%"

src="YOURPROBOARDURL" scrolling="YES OR NO"

frameborder="NUMBER" > </iframe

Change the width, height, scrolling and etc... to suit your needs.

[frufru]

beastboy said:

try this code: (put it in the desired table or body)

<iframe width="100%" height="100%"

src="YOURPROBOARDURL" scrolling="YES OR NO"

frameborder="NUMBER" > </iframe

Change the width, height, scrolling and etc... to suit your needs.

Proboards breaks out of frames unfortunately

The most you can do is link to it. Sorry.

[Martyn Dale]

Proboards is designed to break out of frames mainly due to cookie problems.

I dont know if anyone remebers last month when the force out of frames code was removed as a test, and any board who used a redirect with masking (in essence using frames) then couldnt log in

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Oh Alright, Well thanks anyways guys!

[myke]

support.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=support&action=display&n=1&thread=1119554629