Error on <Object>

When I open a page with this


		
	<object type="text/html" width="880" height="1200" background-color:#F999"
data="http://www.searchpoint.net/Search/mapSearch.aspx?_account=idd&_new=1&org_id=carets&agent_public_id=SSCHRRIC_socal&sponsor_office_id=H631_SOCAL&master_uid=DDA3E921-85C2-488C-8B79-DA50DB9D19BA&criteria=<Search><OrgId>carets</OrgId><NELat>33.61304676018744</NELat><NELong>-117.8405570983887</NELong><SWLat>33.5843072580453</SWLat><SWLong>-117.88999557495118</SWLong><LocationType>zip%20code</LocationType><MidLat>33.5986770091164</MidLat><MidLong>-117.86527633667</MidLong><Zoom>14</Zoom><SearchType>1</SearchType><PolygonType>zip</PolygonType><LocationType>zip%20code</LocationType><Location>92625%20(Zip%20Code)</Location><MinPrice>500000</MinPrice><MinBeds>2</MinBeds><MinBaths>2</MinBaths><MinSqFt>1400</MinSqFt><Status>A,B</Status><oper_in_misearch_features_2>OR</oper_in_misearch_features_2><oper_in_misearch_features_3>OR</oper_in_misearch_features_3><RESPropertyType>SFR,CON</RESPropertyType><Features></Features></Search>"><p>Your browser does not support iframe.></p>
  </object>		

I get the error as shown in the attachment.

The same search works well using iFrame but as that’s deprecated (or is it?) I’m trying to perfect <object> instead.

Any clues . . ?

Rick

That error is coming from JavaScript on the page that you’re embedding. You (presumably) can’t edit that page, so you’re kind of out of luck.

I tried using <iframe> instead of <object>, but I got the same error in IE.

iFrame is perfectly valid :). If it works, use that instead, it would probably be a better solution than trying to wrest <object> into submission.