Load local html on iframe

As you have the page on your server you need to use an http:// url, not file:///. It's a little tricky because the web server has a different syntax for file paths than your file system. Here are some options.

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<iframe id="serviceFrameSend" src="test.html" width="1000" height="1000"  frameborder="0">
<iframe id="serviceFrameSend" src="./test.html" width="1000" height="1000"  frameborder="0">

You can use these if test.html is in the same directory as your main-page. (The main-page is the html with the iframe in it.)

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<iframe id="serviceFrameSend" src="../test.html" width="1000" height="1000"  frameborder="0">

You can use this if test.html is in the parent directory of your main-page, as long as it doesn't go beyond the web server's "root" directory.

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<iframe id="serviceFrameSend" src="../test/test.html" width="1000" height="1000"  frameborder="0">

You can use this if the test.html is in the sibling directory of your main-page, such as path/views/test/test.html when your main-page is path/views/main/page.html.

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<iframe id="serviceFrameSend" src="https://www.server.com/test/test.html" width="1000" height="1000"  frameborder="0">

Or, you can always use an absolute path, based on the complete url of your test.html.

You will have to place "test.html" file the public directory on the server. Or else make "test" directory publicly accessible.