prettyPhoto is a jQuery based lightbox clone. Not only does it support images, it also add support for videos, flash, YouTube, iFrames. It’s a full blown media lightbox. The setup is easy and quick, plus the script is compatible in every major browser.
By the way. In common cases it may be useful to keep the iframe/ajax type-param of PrettyPhoto in the URL to render the HTML output matching it's target intense (AJAX without HTML-Header or IFRAME with HTML-Header).
I would also prefer to be able to use the iframe/ajax trigger with "true" and "1" as value. The usage of "true" isn't very common.
PrettyPhoto can be triggered as "iframe" by appending the URL-Param "iframe=true" to the link triggering.
The logic inside PrettyPhoto filtering out this get-param isn't very clean and can lead into a bunch of problems in its current logic:
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If you have a link like this one you will run into trouble with the logic above: http://www.my-webpage.com/my-iframe.php?test=1&output=iframe&iframe=true
PrettyPhoto will render the link useless as shown below: http://www.my-webpage.com/my-iframe.php?test=1&output=[MISSING]
I have a patch that will fix this issue. Replace the code-line of yours above with this one:
----[ PATCH START ]---- frame_url = pp_images[set_position]; frame_url = frame_url.replace(/[\?&]iframe=(true|1)/,''); ------[ PATCH END ]------
By the way. In common cases it may be useful to keep the iframe/ajax type-param of PrettyPhoto in the URL to render the HTML output matching it's target intense (AJAX without HTML-Header or IFRAME with HTML-Header).
I would also prefer to be able to use the iframe/ajax trigger with "true" and "1" as value. The usage of "true" isn't very common.