On Nov 9, 2009, at 6:45 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim Ault wrote:
On-Rev does allow the use of CGI and IREV and PHP in the same
domain, the same web site, but not on the same web page (actually
you can, but you need to know a trick or two get this to work. I
will post links to some working examples of this on my OnRev domain
when I get them dressed up a bit. They are ugly at the moment.)
I think it's ugly by nature. ;) But I managed to combine them this
way: <http://jacque.on-rev.com/codebits/dualrevlets.irev>. The irev
page calls the CGI, which returns data, which the irev page
displays. This was also the only way I could find to put a stack in
use at the moment. If you know any other tricks, I'm interested.
There are a couple besides the call to the CGI script [Rev engine] on
the OnRev server.
If I get some client work done tonight, I will finish my pages that
illustrate some tricks.
Otherwise it will be tomorrow night.
I need to use these tricks for my client, but other work needs to be
done for tomorrow... so for sure by Wed morning.
I think it's ugly by nature. ;)
Not by web access standards. This kind of access is actually the
backbone of browser success. Your browser does a mash-up of a variety
of technologies and resources in the same web page (between the <html>
bunches of stuff </html> tags ).
You should look behind the scenes of a simple WordPress blog.. tons of
PHP function calls and combined resources.
more later.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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