The plan is take all the customer specific page and cut them right back with no message panel and embed them into the main pbx page and have data passed from the nested page to the main page. The iPASS card can be reused, and the value can be added at any time therefore, there is no need to purchase new cards. We have a few clients where their situation is so specific that we have designed completely custom pages but each of those pages also have a message panel so the issue is that maintaining all these pages becomes a large task. On that PBX page we have a group that is the Message Panel and based on the item we select, data is pushed to a state in that group - ie, if we select a contact, that contact is sent to the group and the email address of that contact is passed through so the message is delivered to the right person. We have one called Strata Plans, so if Strat Plans are added for that client, the group appears (count > 0 then show). Example, we have a group called Contacts and so if contacts are added for this client, then that group appears. This page has lots of groups that show and hide based on if there is content there. I run a small call centre and we receive and process calls for many clients using a pbx page that I have created.

Let me answer the last question and then go away and digest the rest.

What is it you’re trying to do, exactly? (And, if you need some radio button in the host page, why not just put the damn radio button there?) Option 4 (which I almost forgot to write down here) is to communicate via your app’s API (yes, an app can call its own API’s), though at the end of the day, this wouldn’t be any different than doing some database write that the host page is watching for. If we are fancy, we might instead (3) write that state change to a key in localStorage and watch for that key to change in the host page (I’m unaware of any Bubble plugin that does this, though coincidentally I have one coming soon that does). IF these things are in the same app, what we would do in Bubble is (1) probably not use an iFrame and instead make the embedded thing a reusable and (2) in vanilla Bubble we’d just communicate that state change in the radio button via some write to the database or via setting some state on the reusable. “You don’t, in general, do this with iFrames because, in general, you can’t.”Īlso, even though in your case, you might be able to (if your host Bubble page and the iFramed Bubble page are from the same app), there’s no good vanilla Bubble mechanism for communicating through the iFrame. See for yourself how E-ZPass costs differ by state by scrolling the data in the charts.FYI, while what says is technically true, a much better answer is: Some of our retailers include, CVS, Amscot, Walgreens, Publix. Some agencies may charge activation fees, monthly or annual fees, and also have required minimum balances. Purchasing a SunPass is easy as there are thousands of retail locations throughout Florida. The E-ZPass is used in Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, and West Virginia. E-ZPass accounts operate like a debit account, where users prepay and add money into their accounts, which are deducted when they physically go through a toll.Į-ZPasses are distributed by the E-ZPass Interagency Group, a group of thirty-eight agencies in eighteen states. The E-ZPass works by transmitting radio signals, through an RFID transponder, which communicates payment information through designated E-ZPass lanes. The E-ZPass was created in 1987 as an electronic toll collection system to be used on most roads, bridges, and tunnels that require a toll in the Midwestern and Eastern states.

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