X-Include
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Description
This add-on allows a PmWiki user to include the contents of any external webpage in a WikiPage. This new version (release May 17, 2004) introduces a site filter whereby the administrator may specify which website urls are to trusted sites.
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See Also
- The includeurl.php script in the PmWiki distribution
Author(s)
- Steven Leite (original author)
Installation
- Save the file x-include.php.txt to pmwiki/local/scripts
- Rename the file to x-include.php
- Next, add this line to your config.php file:
include_once("local/scripts/x-include.php");
- That's it!
Download
Download the file x-include.php.txt here. Don't forget to rename it to x-include.php after downloading.
Documentation
Full documentation and installation instructions are included in the script.
History
- May 17, 2004 - Added support for admins to allow all, or some websites. These "safe sites" are maintained in "list", stored either directly in this sciprt, or in a protected WikiPage.
- Apr 6, 2004 - Improved cpu and memory usage by putting all code and variables in to functions.
- Mar 30, 2004 - Slight enhancement to the way the script preserves the url in the <iframe> tag so that PmWiki doesn't fiddle with it (using the Keep() function). Thanks to Pm for pointing that out to me.
- Mar 22, 2004 - Added support for user-specified DefaultValues.
- Mar 20, 2004 - First released.
User Question
Is there a way to avoid this iframe construction? For I dont want external pages, I want to include local php files. (Stefan Beck)
Q. While using Easy Templates I was wanting to know if I can include contents of another web document - similar to wiki:group.pagename style directly into a template. This way I would be able to pull a content permanenantly on to group of pages particular to a group. I can use the includeurl.php but than would have to mention a line in each page. With inclusion in template security wise it can be more safe as it is not directly editable by wiki users...I guess. (V.Krishn) pmwiki-2.3.32 -- Last modified by {{}}?