hmm the [(include)] falls off here!
anyway, i have tried the second option. I have created a Data Variable
named "include" which points to the page to include. In the skin, i
have added:
"<?php require("$$include") ?>"
This does not work! Although the value of $$include gets printed if
you do not enclose it in PHP. It seems as if the skin does not process
php...
Is there a way to fix this? I have also noticed the same when using
<html> tags in the wiki. That would be a much easier solution, if I
could use PHP within <html></html> tags on the page itself. (instead
of skin hacking).
On Jul 7, 5:06 pm, Mark Marijnissen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Is it possible to include an (external) html page? I have some word-
> documents I would like to show on my site, so I have uploaded them on
> google docs and published them as a website. However, I would like
> this google-doc website embedded in my own wiki!
>
> I have read the include function, but as far as i can understand, it
> only works with other pages from the wiki...
>
> Another option would be: I copy google-docs HTML into a PHP, and I use
> php's "require" or "include" to include the page. However, this would
> involve using a PHP function in the wiki? Is there an easy way make
> php's require available as a boltwire function i can use in my wiki?
>
> thanks for the help
>
> Mark
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