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Yes I recently discovered IFRAME and it is exactly what I'm looking for. You're right about login/permissions integration with xoops, I guess that's my next step. But for now this will work.
-Ray
-Ray
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I figured there's no easy way. If only the main window in XOOPS is "framed" I can run the app there. I have to research on this and see how you can embed a frame.
WSRP stands for Web Services for Remote Portlets. It's a specification to easily port your apps to a portal environment. I am not too familiar with it but I think the specification is for designing your application so that it can be easily ported, it does not apply to existing apps (I think).
-Ray
WSRP stands for Web Services for Remote Portlets. It's a specification to easily port your apps to a portal environment. I am not too familiar with it but I think the specification is for designing your application so that it can be easily ported, it does not apply to existing apps (I think).
-Ray
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Hi,
How can I port an existing application - something as complicated as phpMyAdmin - as a XOOPS module?( I realize there might already be a phpMyAdmin XOOPS module but just as an example.) I tried "framing" it inside the module templates with no luck. Is there an easy way to do this? Is this where WSRP comes in? Any thought on this is appreciated.
Thanks,
-Ray
How can I port an existing application - something as complicated as phpMyAdmin - as a XOOPS module?( I realize there might already be a phpMyAdmin XOOPS module but just as an example.) I tried "framing" it inside the module templates with no luck. Is there an easy way to do this? Is this where WSRP comes in? Any thought on this is appreciated.
Thanks,
-Ray
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Hi,
My hosting company has a URL Frame Forwarding service which I'm using to access my XOOPS website. When I log in it says that it's successful but brings me back to the login screen.
A work around on this is by turning the cookies on. I don't want to have my users modify their browser settings. Is there another fix or hack on resolving this?
Thanks,
-Ray
My hosting company has a URL Frame Forwarding service which I'm using to access my XOOPS website. When I log in it says that it's successful but brings me back to the login screen.
A work around on this is by turning the cookies on. I don't want to have my users modify their browser settings. Is there another fix or hack on resolving this?
Thanks,
-Ray
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