embedding into existing website
The option to "embed" the Trainerize login to my existing website works, but it is not what I was hoping - for it to be fully embedded. In other words, rather than being a link that opens a new page for my Trainerize site, I would love to be able to embed trainerize into a page on my website so that my clients never leave my site.
Scott Parr
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Hi everyone,
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We’re keeping this set to ‘Not Right Now’, as this isn’t something we have any immediate plans to implement. We appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
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Thanks!
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Samuel Norton
commented
I've been able to do this with softwares I've used in the past - would be an excellent addition.
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Jonathan Miller commented
I was able to embed my site (and login to) the Trainer App with the code below into an HTML site.
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-10 col-md-offset-1">
<iframe src="http://fitrepreneur.trainerize.com" style="width:100%; height:500px;" onLoad="window.scroll(0,0);" frameborder="0" id="idZenPlannerFrame">
</iframe>
</div>
</div>note: the height needs to be increased to avoid a scroll
JM
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The ability to both embed the entire site and components, such as leaderboards, workouts, etc. would be very valuable.
Has anyone tried embedding Trainerize in their site w/ an <iframe>?
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Elis Mar Einarsson commented
I agree. Having a simple embed code is super easy to implement. We're paying for the training part of Trainerize, not the "website" part (even though that's thing for some people).