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    Default Embedding a Time.ly calendar using a Snippet

    Does anyone have any experience of embedding a Time.ly calendar on a NOF-produced web page? I would have expected to be able to do it using a Snippet, but have had no success. This is the script that Time.ly provide for my public calendar - but it doesn't show up at all in NOF (either in preview mode or remotely published):

    <script src="//dashboard.time.ly/js/embed.js" data-src="https://events.time.ly/hsr9pfk?view=stream" data-max-height="200" id="timely_script" class="timely-script"></script>

    I have inserted other scripts successfully, but this one seems problematic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phillip21 View Post
    Does anyone have any experience of embedding a Time.ly calendar on a NOF-produced web page? I would have expected to be able to do it using a Snippet, but have had no success. This is the script that Time.ly provide for my public calendar - but it doesn't show up at all in NOF (either in preview mode or remotely published):
    It looks as if the path is wrong for embed.js script (https missing) Try:
    <script src="https//dashboard.time.ly/js/embed.js" data-src="https://events.time.ly/hsr9pfk?view=stream" data-max-height="200" id="timely_script" class="timely-script"></script>

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimdoner View Post
    It looks as if the path is wrong for embed.js script (https missing) Try:
    <script src="https//dashboard.time.ly/js/embed.js" data-src="https://events.time.ly/hsr9pfk?view=stream" data-max-height="200" id="timely_script" class="timely-script"></script>
    I wondered about that, and will give it a try, and report back!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phillip21 View Post
    I wondered about that, and will give it a try, and report back!
    Don't forget to put the : after https, like I did

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    I managed to solve my problem by using the embed code given on the Snippets examples page on the NetObjects website for Google Maps, and then swapping the Google Maps data for the URL of my Time.ly calender. You can see the results here. I'm sure that would be useful in other situations.
    Last edited by Phillip21; 07-10-2017 at 04:45 PM. Reason: typo

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