To do this, I find the place in my Google Sites that I want to enter the CDF file and Insert->. This is the link I will reference in my iframe URL in the Google gadget that I use on my school Google Site. To link directly to this point in my page, I use the link: Now, I created an anchor right above the Plot Point CDF on this page and called the anchor 'cdfFile'. So in my Plot Points CDF example, the blogger site is: The link is whatever the blogger URL is to get to that page with an #anchorName appended on the end. Now, it will create an anchor for me to jump to and gives a link to directly jump there.

So overall that snippet of code looks like this for my Plot Points CDF: I accomplish this by using the ID anchor in the HTML code on my blogger page.įor example, right above the CDF embed script on the html, I add the code:Ĭdf.embed('TheWebsiteThatHostsM圜DFdocument', 400, 800) So the method I use is to create a target location right above my CDF file in the blogger page. However, I don't want to use the whole webpage in my iframe since it will require too much scrolling to find exactly what I want. Now, I need to embed this blogger page on my Google site. This does a great job of hosting my interactive CDF file. I then use the Javascript script to embed my CDF in my blogger page. In my previous post on CDF embedding, I talk about how I host my CDF files in the Public folder on Dropbox. Hence, we need to resort to using the iframe gadget to refer to a different page that has the CDF embedded. However, this has proven to be quite difficult since Google sites do not allow Javascripts that create scripts (the CDF embed script that I talk about here: Wolfram CDF embedding ). I like to embed these in my school Google sites. One of the best uses it to create interactive manipulations for my students to use. I have been working a lot with Wolfram CDF and I am excited by the release of Mathematica 9 and the ease in creating and deploying CDF files.

Playing cdf files in worlfram player