Re: Jar file containing new portlets that enhance IFrame and webr ewriting capabilities

[Glen Carl]

The WebBrowserPortlet is another version of the Jetspeed Web Page Portlet, and does not have the style sheet support. You would apply the style as you would the other Jetspeed portlets.
Glen

Martin Kisimov wrote:

thank you this sounds like the way to go, I just simply wanted to enquire,
do I follow the same methodology if I want to use the WebBrowserPortlet?

Thanks again


-----Original Message-----
From: Glen Carl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 November 2002 10:04
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: Re: Jar file containing new portlets that enhance IFrame and
webr ewriting capabilities


Martin,
You may need to modify the util/WebBrowserRewriter.java to include the template reference. Follow the way styleSheetLocation is done, where a CSS link is placed in the head. The version we submitted has the style hard-coded, but in my current version I have made the style dynamic, and match the style to the skin. You will probably want to do the same for your Jsp templates. I chose to pass the skin selection between the IframeProxyPortlet and BrowserServlet via HttpSession setAttribute/getAttribute. If there is more interest in our proxy portlets, I will update the source to include this feature.
Glen

Martin Kisimov wrote:

ok I got it to work, just have a few questions.

I am trying to implement a template which has standard navigations for

every

jsp that gets displayed. I tested the functionality which specifies the
standard navigation from jsp to jsp lets say, however i want toembed these
jsps in a template and get it all displayed. Regardles of links I would

like

to be able display the template at all times.

How possible is that

Thank you

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