@raven_corwin
To display an iframe inside a Laravel blade file, you can simply use the <iframe>
HTML tag and set the src
attribute to the URL of the content you want to display. Here's an example:
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<iframe src="https://www.example.com"></iframe> |
You can also pass a dynamic URL from your controller to the blade file by using blade syntax. For example, if you have a variable $url
in your controller, you can pass it to the blade file like this:
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return view('your-blade-file', ['url' => $url]); |
And in your blade file, you can use the $url
variable to set the src
attribute of the iframe:
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<iframe src="{{ $url }}"></iframe> |
This will display the content of the URL in the iframe on your Laravel blade view.