iFrame Widgets

iFrame widgets are small, interactive elements that display certain content or functions on your website without requiring extensive programming. In our case, these iFrame widgets show profiles directly on your page. They can be flexibly embedded at any location and provide your visitors with a direct overview of profiles without leaving your platform. The integration is done via JavaScript, which allows the iFrame widgets to seamlessly blend into your website's existing design. Using iFrames ensures the content loads independently from the rest of the page structure while guaranteeing a safe and simple implementation

The integration of the widget on your website is done via JavaScript. With just a few lines of code, you can place the widget at the desired location. You simply insert the provided HTML tag into your page's HTML code


    <script src="https://sta-cdn.paid.sex/public/ept.latest.js"></script>

With the target implementation, you can precisely determine where on your website the widget or other content should be displayed. For this, a small DIV container is inserted into the HTML code, which serves as the target point for the widget. The widget is then loaded and displayed in this container via JavaScript


    <div id="target"></div>

When embedding the widget, you can configure various parameters to customize the appearance and content. The most important parameters of the P6Embed object are explained below:

id: Specifies in which HTML element the widget will be displayed. Use here the id of the DIV container, e.g. target
ety: Defines the type or category of the widget, e.g. et1. This value controls which kind of display is loaded
bsw: Determines the width of the widget in pixels. Example: 500 sets the width to 500px
bsh: Determines the height of the widget in pixels. Example: 600 sets the height to 600px
eun: Sets the profile name to be displayed in the widget. Example: 'PROFILE_NAME'
border: Defines the widget's border style. Example: '1px solid #000' creates a black border with 1px thickness

With these parameters, you can flexibly adapt the widget to your website's design and requirements. After configuration, the widget is displayed by calling the .render() method:


    new P6Embed({
        id:  'target',     // where to place the iframe
        ety: 'et1',        // __ety
        bsw: 500,          // __bsw (width)
        bsh: 600,          // __bsh (height)
        eun: 'PROFILE_NAME',   // __eun (profile name)
        border: '1px solid #000'
    }).render();

With the full implementation, you can integrate the widget into your website in one step. To do this, first place the target element into which the widget should be loaded, and then insert the JavaScript code that initializes the widget. This way, both the appearance and the functionality are automatically activated, so the widget is immediately interactive. This method ensures that the widget is loaded correctly and that all configured parameters such as width, height, profile name, or border are applied


<div id="target"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
    new P6Embed({
        id:  'target',     // where to place the iframe
        ety: 'et1',        // __ety
        bsw: 500,          // __bsw (width)
        bsh: 600,          // __bsh (height)
        eun: 'PROFILE_NAME',   // __eun (profile name)
        border: '1px solid #000'
    }).render();
</script>

All Examples

To illustrate the functionality and customization options of the widgets, below you will find some practical examples. Each example shows how the widget can look on your website and how different parameters affect the appearance and behavior

Explicit consent is not required because our platform uses pseudonymization of data. Personal information is not stored directly, preserving user anonymity and making direct identification impossible. When embedded on external websites, the data processing is also pseudonymized, ensuring the privacy of users remains protected

iFrame Widgets

All Examples

Small Widget

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Medium Widget

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Large Widget

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