Client wants to insert flash movies into wiki page. I've enabled html for the page, which has this on it:<br><br><iframe src="<a href="http://www.audioblog.com/playweb?audioid=P7b4920d2b6b8b85b41766681ae31e166YVpxR1REYmN2&amp;buffer=5&amp;fc=FFFFFF&amp;pc=CCFF33&amp;kc=FFCC33&amp;bc=FFFFFF&amp;gateway=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.audioblog.com%2Fplaylist&amp;player=vp24">
http://www.audioblog.com/playweb?audioid=P7b4920d2b6b8b85b41766681ae31e166YVpxR1REYmN2&amp;buffer=5&amp;fc=FFFFFF&amp;pc=CCFF33&amp;kc=FFCC33&amp;bc=FFFFFF&amp;gateway=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.audioblog.com%2Fplaylist&amp;player=vp24
</a>" height="210" width="200" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe><br><br>enabling html for the page looks like this: <br><br> include_once('cookbook/enablehtml.php');
<br> EnableHtml('select|option|form|input|iframe');<br><br>All we get on the wiki page is a 'play' button.<br><br>It seems likely to me that the problem lies somwhere in the src="blahblah" area of the html code. Any ideas?
<br><br>The only thing I can think of is the possibility that the problem lies in the wiki's response to the html code that replaces spaces and punctuation in the
URI - like "&amp;" and "http%3A%2F%2Fwww" instead of
"<a href="http://www/">http://www</a>". <br><br>Does that make any sense? Maybe if we replaced
them...?