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[justme]

pcwacht, on Nov 15 2004, 05:04 PM, said:

Check your snippet name
Make sure lcase and ucase matches

Don't I just hate/love when it's something so simple. Kinda like 'check the plug'.

thanx a lot.

[SpeedStreet]

I'm having difficulty attempting to pass dynamic URLs through the wrapper. If I use:

[ [Wrapper?url=www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php?id=369] ]

Then it kicks me out to the main page. Am I to assume that it is because it refuses to parse anything beyond the question mark?

Is there a workaround?

[breezer]

:?:

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  refuses to parse anything beyond the question mark?

I don't know about that part, but I had trouble if the "http://" was not added to the snippet call......

[pcwacht]

Wrapper?url=www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php?id=369

Will give
url = www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php
AND
id = 369
as variables to the snippet
while you need to pass the whole string
www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php?id=369
to the variable url to the snippet

Maybe it works when you try
Wrapper?url='www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php?id=369'
or simular
Wrapper?url="www.speedstreet.org/forums/showthread.php?id=369"

Dunnoh.

Good luck
John

[Alex_Leipzig]

Hi there,

this is a really nice snippet and it works pretty well. My question: I use the wrapper to integrate links from my account at http://www.spurl.net/. Now I would like to open the link in a new browser window/tab. For now, I made a copy of my template with basetarget-blank in the head, but that would apply to the navigation, too...

Any ideas?

[mark301]

Nice work!

Unfortunately, you must create a new page with the code:
[[Wrapper?wurl=...]] on it for EACH separate page you want pulled in.

What I'd like to do is have the content wrapped on the fly so when I click the link, it pulls the content into the iframe & presents it as a new page:

<a href="[[Wrapper...]]]">

In other words, return a url to the just-wrapped page without me having to create that url beforehand.

What if you have a page containing: [[Wrapper?wurl=<?php echo $myurl;?>]], and update $myurl from another snippet?

Any ideas on how to make this work?

[mrruben5]

Make a weblink instead of an url

OK wait, no you can't use the php open tags and echo.

http://www.etomite.com/wiki/EtomiteDocumen...ets/Usage?v=7g6

You can have snippets call other snippets. you just send the snippet call in the output.

//do some stuff here
$html = "[[Wrapper?wurl=" . $myurl . "]]";
return $html;

Edited by mrruben5, 11 August 2005 - 11:10 PM.

[mark301]

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Make a weblink instead of an url

I feel really dumb : can explain, please?

[mrruben5]

A weblink can be created the same way documents are created. The only difference is that it doesn't have content, it has an url.

Look up

Edited by mrruben5, 11 August 2005 - 11:12 PM.

[mark301]

So I've got a document like this:

See my fancy scripts here: <a href=[[Wrapit?myurl=assets/portfolio/QuestionnaireServlet.html]]>My Scripts</a>

Where QuestionnaireServlet.html is a plain old html page containing the stuff I want wrapped.

The Wrapit snippet looks as you recommended:

//do some stuff here
$html = "[[Wrapper?wurl=" . $myurl . "]]";
return $html;

This gets me a link containing:
http://mysite.com/%3Cscript%20language=.../a%3E%3C/div%3E

[the contents of the Wrapper snippet]. Of course, this link doesn't work (Bad request).

I think I'm missing a concept here somewhere...

Edited by mark301, 11 August 2005 - 11:48 PM.

[Dean]

I think you are missing the concept of Snippets

What you need to do is go into your manager, and then to the Resources section

Choose add a New Snippet.

Paste the Snippet code into the big white box, and give it a name at the top (Wrapper)

Then edit the document you want the wrapper snippet on, and type in the editor [[Wrapper?wurl=http://www.mylinkgoeshere.com]]

And that should be it

[mark301]

Let me clarify what I'm after: I've got quite a few documents I'd like wrapped, and I don't want to create another page for each just containing "[[Wrapper?...]]". What the existing Wrapper code does is return the contents of the Wrapper snippet - i.e. the html for an iframe wrapping my pre-existing content

I'd like Wrapper to use a generic wrapping page template and return a url to that template wrapping my document, like this:

<a href="[[Wrapper?wurl=http://mypage.com\1.htm]]"></a> should return me something like this<a href="http://mypage.com\wrapper.htm?url=1.htm"></a>

<a href="[[Wrapper?wurl=http://mypage.com\2.htm]]"></a> should return me something like this<a href="http://mypage.com\wrapper.htm?url=2.htm"></a>

If I could use PHP in a page, the wrapping template would be something like this:

[[Wrapper?wurl=<?php $_GET['url']?>]]

[Jelmer]

I'd say you'd have to have:
- A page with only [[Wrapper]] on it (e.g. wrapper.html)
- A slightly modified Wrapper snippet that gets it's $wurl like this:

$wurl = isset($wurl) ? $wurl : "http://www.mydefaultsite.com";

- Links to the page like this: http://www.yoursite.com/wrapper.html?wurl=...rapthispage.com

Didn't test it, but it should work.

Edit: Hmm with register_globals set to "off" this won't work of course. You could use this PHP instead:

$wurl = $_GET['wurl'];
if ($wurl == "") { $wurl = "http://www.mydefaultsite.com"; }

Please note that this code doesn't check for potential security hazards. It'll include allmost everything into your site...

Edited by Jelmer, 12 August 2005 - 05:37 PM.

[mark301]

Bingo!

Jelmer, I thank you...

...I think That is indeed quite a security hole, dang!

[Jelmer]

I'd put it right above these lines:

// No need to change stuff underneath... 
// set defaults... 
$wrapped ="";

[Jelmer]

Yes, if you're planning to use only a few documents in the wrapper you can just use the normal Wrapper snippet, skip the extra lines. Then put [[Wrapper?wurl=blabla]] in your page and it should work.

This mod is used to make links to a single file with the URL to wrap included. I think you don't need it...

[Jelmer]

ok i think you should use the original snippet and set $durl to your KNVB page.