[pmwiki-users] Include static HTML

[Laatz, Erek]

Hi,

I use cookbook/includeurl on our intranet site successfully. I have
placed includeurl.php in the cookbook directory and have added the line

   include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/includeurl.php");

into my config.php.

After that I've placed the static pages into the webservers htdocs
directory structure (not in the pmwiki directory!) and have included the
URL like

(:includeurl http://foo.bar/static-html/index.html height=550px:)

I have even tested: it works also e.g. for image galleries with complex
forward- and backlinks

It's (in my opinion) not so complex like described below ;-)

Best regards,

Erek

Am 13.07.2010 19:40, schrieb Chris Cox:
> On Tue, 2010-07-13 at 09:26 -0700, pmwiki at 911networks.com wrote:
>>> Not sure if the following is perfect, but it works...
>>>
>>> Markup(
>>>  'html',
>>>  'fulltext',
>>>  '/\\(:html:\\)(.*?)\\(:htmlend:\\)/esi',
>>>  "'<:block>'.Keep(str_replace(array('&gt;', '&lt;', '&amp;'),
>>>  array('>', '<', '&'), PSS('$1')))");
>>
>> Sorry, but I'm not sure that I understand. Mostly because I didn't
>> expand on my situation:
>>
>> 1. I have static web pages generated by Arles[1], images with
>> titles/keywords...
>> 2. It generates an index.html, then each image has its own web page,
>> with annotation and navigation for next/previous...
>> 3. My pagestore is: 'wiki.d/{$Group}/{$FullName}' so I store
>> everything by group.
>>
>> so are you saying that I should include the index.html source inside
>> the (:html:) (:htmlend:)?
>>
>> But then where do I store the individual pages?
>>
>> [1] http://digitaldutch.com/arles/
>>
> 
> For including complex websites, I'd use the original plan... includeURL
> or includeSite recipe.
> 
> I think we use includeSite... includes the remote website inside of a
> frame.  Reasonable solution.
> 
> 
> 
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