From: Reini U. <ru...@x-...> - 2005-01-11 21:01:22
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James Grimwood schrieb: > I've got PHPWiki running on my website. It's accessable by clicking on > a link on my website's main page. > > Is there a way I can grab the contents of the RecentChanges in my wiki > and show that on my main page too? Just as straight text with links, > not as a browser sidepanel or embedded in a frame? What I'm trying to > make is a little sidepanel in my website's main page that shows what's > recently changed in my wiki, in a similar way to SourceForge's "most > active" panel on their main page. > > I don't mind poking around in the code and manually constructing glue > to call PHPWiki functions, but a few pointers about where to start > would be nice :-) convert the rss feed to html. or try the xml-rpc interface. or as iframe of course, but this will have all the headers and footers also. -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/ |