Hi Sumit,
This message is shown when FancyBox expects for example an image but gets other content like inline html content upon the request.
Make sure you are using the correct class names for each media type. Class “fancybox” is reserved for images (jpg, png etc) while “fancybox-inline” should be used for inline content links and “fancybox-iframe” for external page links. “fancybox-youtube/vimeo/etc..” are reserved for related video host page links.
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Hello Sir,
i Have use this code.and setting i have selected in media:- Images,Inline content. i want contact form 7 in popup. please suggest me and help me.
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<div class=”fancy-hidden” style=”display: none;”>
<div id=”contact_form_pop”>[email-download download_id=”43″ contact_form_id=”31″]</div>
</div>
Thanks
Sumit
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<div class=”fancy-hidden” style=”display: none;”>
<div id=”contact_form_pop”>[email-download download_id=”43″ contact_form_id=”31″]</div>
</div>
Your link code was transformed to a link so I cannot see the class you are using for it but you should be using class="fancybox-inline" to make FancyBox expect inline HTML content. If you use class="fancybox" then it will expect an image and display this error if it turns out to NOT be one.
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Thanks for your suggestions .
