Re: [phpWebLog-devel] Internalizing external pages

[Curtis H. <cu...@bl...>]

Greg,

I believe I ran into the same problem.  I ended up doing:

<?
include("include/common.inc.php");
include("include/header.inc.php");



$main["Heading"] = "Testing of the heading";
$main["Content"] = <<<EOD
	this will display the navigation bar along with content
        <p>
        <div align="left">Insert html data and the like here...</div>
        <br>
EOD;
F_drawMain($main);

include("include/footer.inc.php");
?>



On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Gregory F. March wrote:

>
> Hi all... This isn't a development question per se, but I'm not sure where
> else to discuss it (I did put it up on phpweblog.org, but it hasn't been
> approved yet).
>
> I am interested in providing access to external html pages from phpweblog,
> but I want them to be inserted into the content pane.  This would be
> analogous to creating a page that is a link.  However, for these pages, I do
> not want them to appear as a link on the top navigation bar.
>
> My situation is as follows.  I have several newsletters I want to publish.  I
> have created an index.html that points to the root of the newsletters.  I
> have created a page -> link for this and it works fine.  The problem is that
> the links on my index.html will bring the user out of phpweblog rather than
> internalizing the html.
>
> Can phpweblog do this?  Can I hack a url in my html files to make this work?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> /greg
>
>
>
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