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TinyWebGallery
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Then the setup is not right. If the Javascript is setup properly you should get a redirect like in my example. Can you show me the setup? Make sure you installed the pro version. The free does not support this.

Best regards, 

Michael

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My goal is to take this page 

 

https://recorderdots.com/mixer/ch176.html

 

Which is *not* a Wordpress page

 

 

And embed it into this page

 

https://recorderdots.com/gabrieli-g-canzon-primi-toni-a-10-ch-176-for-10-low-recorders/

 

Using iframes

 

So that when people right click the iframe, they are not taken to the original page, but are taken only to parent page. You can view source on both pages. The first page is a very simple .html page and the second is a typical wordpress post using your pro plugin. 

 

You can see the setup by viewing source on both pages. 

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You did not include anything to https://recorderdots.com/mixer/ch176.html.

I can only point you back to what I wrote already:

See  http://www.tinywebgallery.com/blog/advanced-iframe/advanced-iframe-pro-demo/change-links-targets#e11

->  iframe_redirect_url

like this. 

<script>
var iframe_redirect_url = "https://recorderdots.com/gabrieli-g-canzon-primi-toni-a-10-ch-176-for-10-low-recorders/";

</script>
<script src=” http://www.tinywebgallery.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/advanced-iframe/js/ai_external.js”></script>

of course you need to use your ai_external.js.

Best regards,

Michael

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Do I have to manually included that script on every post?

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