So, in order to keep you on date with this adventure... we have identified two new links where there is more hope :
http://en.design-platform.org/api.php?action=parse&page=Brand&format=xml Generating an XML code. http://en.design-platform.org/index.php?title=Brand&action=render Generating a render Next steps are to write code to : * Change the links so that te user stay on the pateneer website. * Add an "edit this page" link that come back on the wiki in edit mode. * Make a page with a css and a menu on the parteneer site that prints the wiki page. Step by step, we go further. Thanks ! Thibaut PS : If someone know an open source code that already does it it would save a lot of time ! (evryone is volonteer in the team) Thanks ! ;-) 2009/6/28 Thibaut DEVERAUX <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I'm sorry this is a nob question but I can't find any anser in the > documentation. > > I would like to embed my wiki (http://www.design-platform.org) into an > other site, so the other sitecould read the html/xml and use it's own css. > Like in this site : > http://encyclopedie.snyke.com/articles/sciences_cognitives.html (it uses > wikipedia). > > I found this : > http://fr.design-platform.org/api.php?action=parse&page=Marque > I tried : > require_once(' > http://fr.design-platform.org/api.php?action=parse&page=Marque'<http://fr.design-platform.org/api.php?action=parse&page=Marque%27> > ); > Yet this only prints an html code, not interpreating it. > > I someone has an idea on how to do it would be very helpfull. > > Thanks ! > > Thibaut >
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