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northdallasmartial
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Since my calendar won't embed in the website, is there a way to get back to my home page of my own website from the calendar? I keep having to hit the back browser.

[Aug 18, 2008, 11:07:06 AM] [24.27.65.98]

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jamiecd77
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You can make a link to your homepage in the Title, call it

"Click here to return" or somethign to that effect.

Why won't the calendar embed in your web page?

What code were you using?

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[Aug 19, 2008, 6:02:57 PM] [68.204.203.225]

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NCB
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Just FYI - I don't like the way the calendar acts when I embed it in my website (won't scroll through months) so I use a link and set the hyperlink properties so that the calendar opens up in a new window. That actually works pretty well for our purposes - maybe it will work for you as well.

[Aug 20, 2008, 4:11:42 PM] [67.41.128.30]

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If you use the "fully interactive" embedded calendar style, visitors can scroll through the months when it's on your site.
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[Aug 22, 2008, 12:38:09 PM] [72.85.128.79]

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tsoule
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How do you do this? I've tried cutting and pasting as it said, but all that shows up on my web page is the pasted part.

[Sep 10, 2008, 1:43:55 PM] [63.98.171.185]

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Some HTML editors have a "code" view and a "design" view. If you paste HTML on the "design" view, you get the raw HTML instead of it actually being executed.

Check your editor for specific instructions on pasting HTML instead of plain text.
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[Sep 11, 2008, 2:28:32 PM] [171.161.160.10]

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