[sboyall]

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[sboyall]

Hi Ed, So it appears that the code, even in text mode (editing) changes once I save draft and when I go to preview it presents a 404 message. I assume that the preview, if the iframe code is correct, the survey should appear. Surveymonkey does support WordPress.org.

Cheers.

[sboyall]

Hi Ed,

Thank you, I had the wrong link from Surveymonkey. However, using the full http:// has not actually resolved the issue. While the http:// does work and is linked to new page/tab, the issue has been with embedding an iframe code generated by Surveymonkey – to enable a visitor to click on the button and the Survey appears within the site to the specification I choose within the code. The iframe code looks like below. For security reasons I have removed some code (…..).

<div id=”surveyMonkeyInfo” style=”width:500px;font-size:10px;color:#666;”><div><iframe id=”sm_e_s” src=”https://www.surveymonkey.com/jsEmbed.aspx?sm=……&#8230;..” width=”500″ height=”350″ style=”border:0px;padding-bottom:4px;” frameborder=”0″ allowtransparency=”true” ></iframe></div>Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey , the world’s leading questionnaire tool.</div>

How would I include this (or amended) set of code into the button to enable the survey to appear within the site – as the code above is supposed to do? Or is there a workaround to allow visitors to click on the button and a survey can appear within a screen on the same page, which is hosted by an external site i.e. Surveymonkey?

If you need the complete code to help resolve this issue, I can send to a personal email.

Cheers
Sam