A very powerful feature would be an ability
to "embed" a page from anywhere on the web into
a TWiki page: %INCLUDEURL{"http://hostname:someUrl.html"}%
In PHP one can say $stream = fopen("someURL", "r") and use the
typical "while not-end-of-file read and write a line" logic -
I'm not sure how to do this in perl, but I'm sure it's in there
somewhere.
-- PaulReiber - 02 Jan 2001
An interesting variant would be to recognize links in the HTML delivered by the remote server, adding target="TopicName" to each link so that they'll show up in a new window associated with the topic. That way, clicking on links within the text of the included page would spawn a new window rather than taking the user away from the TWiki in the current window. This is a great way to help people keep at least one browser window focused on the TWiki. -- PaulReiber - 02 Jan 2001
An interesting variant would be to recognize links in the HTML delivered by the remote server, adding target="TopicName" to each link so that they'll show up in a new window associated with the topic. That way, clicking on links within the text of the included page would spawn a new window rather than taking the user away from the TWiki in the current window. This is a great way to help people keep at least one browser window focused on the TWiki. -- PaulReiber - 02 Jan 2001
Edit | Attach | Topic revision: r2 - 2002-03-26 - RichardDonkin
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