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Is it possible to embed the Google Docs editor so that it reads a file, which is then uploaded to a server (not google docs server) and you can edit it and save back to same file?
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Open your Google Document (or other Google item). Under the "File" menu, click "Publish to the Web". Copy the "iframe" code. On the page you want the Google Doc embedded, click on "Source Code" button from the WYSIWYG editor to open the HTML editor.
Go to File -> Embed and use the latest link in your website and it will work in IE also! I was facing the same problem and I have solved it by this approach. Show activity on this post. it is ok now to embed.
When you publish a file to the web, you create a copy of your file as a unique webpage with its own URL. In Google Drive, open your file. Publish to the web. For spreadsheets, select the entire spreadsheet or individual sheets.
Add Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms & ChartsOn a computer, open a site in new Google Sites. At the right, click Insert. Select the type of file you want to add, e.g. Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, or Charts. Insert.
Yes it is:
< iframe height="300" src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgRoqAerkV0-dE1TS1BKVGk0cUFSNi1HZG10dFNEU0E&usp=sharing&embedded=true" width="75%" >
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