New Wrapper Hack!

[Argos]

You know what? It's even simpler than the current wrapper hack. No need for a module at all. Just put the AJAX code in the HEAD of the template, and put the following code in the WYSIWYG (or a code section) where you want the ajax content:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
ajaxinclude (rootdomain+"/the-path-to-your-content-file.html")
</script>

Of course you have to edit the path. So if your called content is the file thisfile.html in www.domain.com/my_includes/ the code would be:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
ajaxinclude (rootdomain+"/my_includes/thisfile.html")
</script>

There is no fallback for people without javascript though. Maybe some coder can create a solution for that? Or a combination with the wrapper hack, as a fallback measure?

[Luckyluke]

You know what? It's even simpler than the current wrapper hack. No need for a module at all. Just put the AJAX code in the HEAD of the template, and put the following code in the WYSIWYG (or a code section) where you want the ajax content:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
ajaxinclude (rootdomain+"/the-path-to-your-content-file.html")
</script>

Hi Jurgen,

And what if I don't want to put the code in the template?
Can I put all the code (ajax-code and the script) in a Code or Code2 snippet?
In Dynamicdrive they told to put the code in the Head section... the module Code/Code2 doesn't put the code in the head-section...
I'm sorry, I didn't test it.

Grtz,
Luc

[Argos]

I'm sorry Luc, I don't know if that will work, you'll have to try it yourself. But I guess it should be in the head, otherwise they would not have wriiten so. But'm not sure, I haven't tested it myself.

If it must be in the head, there are ways to let it load only when it's needed. I've seen that somewhere before (not here though). You'll have to google for it I'm afraid. Maybe there's even a way the other way round: to add it dynamically to the head only when it's needed.

But I'm no coder, so I cannot help you any further... I hope someone will find a clever way to come up with a handy solution.

[Luckyluke]

Hi,

I just test this solution from Dynamic Drive and I have to say it works good. BUT... if there is a link inside the Iframe, the page inside the Iframe becomes full screen without the WB template.
In other words: if you have a SMF forum or something, if somebody clicks on an item, the forum pops fullscreen.
So, it's not good for me. It's no real wrapper 

Grtz,
Luc

[Argos]

I just test this solution from Dynamic Drive and I have to say it works good. BUT... if there is a link inside the Iframe, the page inside the Iframe becomes full screen without the WB template.
In other words: if you have a SMF forum or something, if somebody clicks on an item, the forum pops fullscreen.
So, it's not good for me. It's no real wrapper 

Maybe you can give this alternative a try: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28662

[Luckyluke]

Maybe you can give this alternative a try: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28662

I don't have any idea how to implement this in WB.
I put the javascript in my template. So far so good.
And in the HTML section of Code2, I insert
<iframe name="mel" src="some.htm" width="100%" height="300" scrolling="auto" frameborder="1"></iframe>
as discribed... hmmm... height is 300 but must been variable... 

Grrrrrrrrtz,
Luc

[Argos]

Hi Luc, doesn't it work at all?

[Luckyluke]

Hi Luc, doesn't it work at all?

Yeps, it shows in a iframe of 300 pixels height. Maybe I did something wrong. Maybe the javascript was'nt activated or I didn't write the code well in the Code2 module.
Because I hardcoded height="300" there was a chance it wouldn't work. Strange...
But, if you look at the bottom of this WB forum, it's also in a wrapper. How did Ryan this?

Luc