Hi Robert, >From your description these solutions spring to mind:
1. Run your application in an iframe inside the "consumer's" web page, and let the consumer communicate with your app using Javascript and a web service hosted by you. This is the tried and tested solution IMHO. 2. Create a javascript library (because it is platform independent) which the consumer can use to pull markup and javascript from your website. The pulled markup and javascript is then injected into the DOM of the consumer's web page (e.g. into a div). I have never worked on a commercial (nor other) project which has done this, so I can't vouch for it. Facebook connect exposes all it's functionality through a Javascript library supplied by them, and it might be worth a study ( http://developers.facebook.com/connect.php ) Unfortunately I'm not familiar with any platform independent frameworks which enable modular web apps like you describe. On Nov 4, 9:54 am, RoLaAus <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, I'm wondering if there is a way to embed an AJAX form onto > someone elses website, Web 2.0 like and all. > (...) > point me to a title, or just subject matter to study up on.
