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The only other solution is to start sourcing stock and distributing yourself, but that would take some capital and of course you would need to do more work instead of just sitting back having things managed for you, so understand this isn't probably in your...
Your missing the point. yes you can change the iframe height with javascript anytime you want! NO PROBLEM :)
However the container cannot access any information about the internal iframe, ie. there is no way to know the content changed, how heigh the content is or anything else! So for the OP...
You might want to opt for a call to action and open up a lightbox maybe instead? That way it doesn't matter and looks more user-intuitive that there's a scrollable window? Just thinking out the box for you.
unfortunately no it is not possible to auto-adjust the iframe height. Not unless you have control of the code on both ends - in that case you can add MutationObserver so the iframed page can send data over to the container page and use javascript to adjust the height.
but its quite complex to...
unfortunately OpenCart is a bit of an oddball when it comes to development and versions, you should definitely ignore the 4.x branch - it should never of been a full release. 3.0.4.1 is the version you want to aim for.
doesnt matter what you use, computers / disasters will happen no matter what. I agree that relying on big tech companies for hosting such as amazon is a major issue our world is facing right now since as you say if they go down, 90% of the internet is gone until they fix their issue.
But dont...
Totally agree. This is why cheap hosting sucks, you need a server with proper built in intelligent security solutions such as ModSecurity and Immunify which are my 2 favourite server level security services.
Hello, the estate agents we have worked with in the past and have developed sites for we have used WordPress as the core for the site (opensource php) with a plugin called WP Property Hive, which has huge amounts of configerability and plugins that can be used - as well of course the ability for...
Structured data is BIG, not just for search - and is ever growing as a smart machine readable way for software and services to identify data on a website.
You should be implementing any schema relating to the content of your pages effectively. but be warned that you should not use incorrect...
I agree with this statement, no trust is being built due to the lack of information. You need to have critical information on the site to build trust such as contact, reviews and more. Critically any site I buy from I make sure I can easily contact the company if I need to, ie. live chat!
on...
Worked with many estate agents and built/maintained some systems but never heard of Apex27...
This system looks proprietary, I dont see any information on what language this system is built on or anything about developer access.
I believe you should talk to Apex27 first and get some...
This is normal, why you want alerts for attempts is comical. All sites are hit daily with automated login attempts.
You really should have decent hosting which includes firewalls and monitors to stop these attacks rather than rely on wordpress plugins which are less than ideal as a solution...