I would like to know the best way to add phpwiki to an existing page, but keep the wiki pages and its links contained within a frame of the existing site.
Is there a place within the phpwiki code to redirect links within the wiki to the same container or should I be looking at some fancy script for the existing page?
Are frames the way to go?
I'm sure this has been done before and some direction and/or examples would be most appreciated.
Best Regards
new phpwiki user
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I have added index.php to a frame. I can successfully navigate the through the wiki links with content remaining inside the frame...that is until I do either page edit or page search.
Hello all,
I would like to know the best way to add phpwiki to an existing page, but keep the wiki pages and its links contained within a frame of the existing site.
Is there a place within the phpwiki code to redirect links within the wiki to the same container or should I be looking at some fancy script for the existing page?
Are frames the way to go?
I'm sure this has been done before and some direction and/or examples would be most appreciated.
Best Regards
new phpwiki user
Perhaps I'm not explaining myself clear enough.
I have added index.php to a frame. I can successfully navigate the through the wiki links with content remaining inside the frame...that is until I do either page edit or page search.
The edit page url is:
http://localhost/phpwiki/index.php?pagename=HomePage&action=edit
The url of the search page when searching for "home" is:
http://localhost/phpwiki/index.php?auto_redirect=1&pagename=TitleSearch&s=home
I don't understand why it is breaking out of the frame, considering that links like the one for Page History (i.e. http://localhost/phpwiki/index.php?pagename=HomePage&action=PageHistory) stay within the frame when selected.
I need to keep the all pages inside a frame. What do I change/add to make this happen?
I am using IE 6.0 to test.