napalm: gname being the actual game name

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  napalm: they do not have a gamedata folder.. just them gname.html in their main directory. check them out & you'll see what I am referring to

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  napalm: html5 v1 games you will have to change the save sub-routine to adapt them to your site.. just swap them out with the newer one that I made.. the file setup is different though

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  napalm: They will be on my website though & not on github.. go to my arcade & download them when I make them available. The ones for your arcade will be tagged as html5 v2

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  napalm: I did another game you can use called space rocks but it's very basic.. I will be working on some better ones in the next week or so

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  napalm: oops.. I forgot that for those examples ensure to add px value to height/width in css style
CODE:

<iframe src="' . $bg[remotelink] . '" style="outline: none;border: 0px;width: ' . $bg['gamewidth'] . 'px;height: ' . $bg['gameheight'] . px';overflow: hidden;" onload="this.contentWindow.focus()" id="' . $bg[id] . '" data-id="' . $bg[id] . '" data-gname="' . $bg[gameid] . '"></iframe>

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  napalm: passing unique attributes can be done like this:
CODE:

<iframe src="' . $bg[remotelink] . '" style="outline: none;border: 0px;width: ' . $bg['gamewidth'] . ';height: ' . $bg['gameheight'] . ';overflow: hidden;" onload="this.contentWindow.focus()" id="' . $bg[id] . '" data-id="' . $bg[id] . '" data-gname="' . $bg[gameid] . '"></iframe>

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  napalm: omg.. you don't even have doctype declaration, html, head, body tags .. lol.. these are important

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  napalm: html5 does not accept some of the older html4 or xhtml attributes. ref. https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp .. look at attributes not supported. although I understand it is the parent page..

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  napalm: id & name are fine.. try:
CODE:

<iframe src="' . $bg[remotelink] . '" style="border: 0px;width: ' . $bg['gamewidth'] . ';height: ' . $bg['gameheight'] . ';overflow: hidden;" onload="this.contentWindow.focus()" id="' . $bg[id] . '" name="' . $bg[gameid] . '"></iframe>

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  napalm: it should be ie. data-gname="infinitemario" & data-gid="438" .. I don't understand why you are allocating gid & gname when it can not be used

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  napalm: gid="" & gname="" is not retrievable since jabvascript/html do not recognize those attributes

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  napalm: as it is I have to hack the src of the iframe to get that value

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  napalm: try data-gname.. this would be easier for the save sub-routine because I need to pass that info ibp score.. that way someone using ibp arcade can adapt it easily

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  Admin: The best solution to get rid of the smiley was to now require the wink ";)" to be placed within square brackets "[" & "]"

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