> 1) I'll assume that you can provide extra PHP code that will run on the ISP > server. This will allow you to extend Mambo. 2) PHP's include() command can > include remote content. You can use this to include remote Active4D files from > you 4D server. In most cases your A4D files won't serve full web pages, but > just parts of a page. Therefore if you output content that uses the Mambo > stylesheets the end user will have no idea that the page is built on content > from 2 servers.
Excellent, yes, thank you Brad. That is exactly what we'll use. We could also, through php, open a remote socket (the A4D server) and send the info there for response. But... How can we handle posting variables? So for instance, we include a form built on A4D that gets included back in Mambo's stylsheets and framework. The submit button would have to encapsulate the post variables from the form on the php server then forward the whole thing over to the A4D server. Right? This is the part I find confusing. How to discern what part gets sent to which server. With php, we can build an entire request header, I think, then send the request/post with the variables to the A4D server. I think. Any chance you have done this sucessfully? -Michael Check -- Solo Group, Inc. # mcheck (at) sologroup (dot) com Chicago, Illinois # http://www.sologroup.com/ -- _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/mailman/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/archive/active4d-dev/
