I am buidling a website for my weather station, and I am creating a page named "Forecast". I am trying to insert the following page on this Forecast page:

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.ph … TextType=2

I copy all of the source html data for this page into the place I want, yet when I preview it, all of the little weather icons are red x's. Everything else shows up correctly, just the icons are missing.

What am I doing wrong. Please keep in mind I don't want just a link, I want the page to appear intact on my website.

Thanks in advance,
Timothy Blomquist

To clarify my post, I am trying to do this with the html tool in Visual Site Designer. It seems like the source html, when added in VSD, need to have a source http location to reference the original page and graphic icons. I don't know how to do this.

Timothy Blomquist

Rightclick on the images in the source file and choose 'view picture info' (or whatever the actual words are in English) and the url will be displayed to you.

I don't want to load the page manually each day, since the weather icons change. Somehow I need the page to appear as a whole within my website and in order for the icons to appea, and change automatically daily, I need to enter the http address some way in my web site page.

When you click on the link I provided above, that is what I want to appear on a page in my website, and when a new forecast appears on that page, it will look the same in my website. The page itself is an html document, so how to put this html document with a link to it's source?

Timothy Blomquist

I guess the technical term for what I am trying to do is Embed a web page within my web page. So, whenever the external page changes, it will change as well in my website. Again, here is the link to the single page I wish to embed:

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.ph … TextType=2

Thanks,
Timothy Blomquist

Tom,

Amazing. I was up until 2am "staring in the monitor screen" trying to figure this out. I see this code you provided can work with most applications. I also see I can remove scrolling and adjust width and height as well. Totally configurable.

Are you close to New Mexico? If so I would be happy to buy you a steak dinner....

Regards,
Timothy Blomquist

You're welcome. Unfortunately I'm not in NM because a steak always sounds good to me.

I lived in Albuquerque for quite a few years. I enjoyed it. It has grown quite a bit since then, I understand.