<pre><br></pre>I have some static pages (with navigation) etc. that are served by
apache. These pages are designed and published with RapidWeaver.
Seaside is used for some forms "inside" the static pages. Therefore I
have setup apache to proxy/reverse proxy Seaside.
<br><br>The "embedding" is done with iFrames:<br><br><pre> <<span>div</span><span> id</span>=<span>"content"</span>><br><br> <<span>iframe</span><span> name</span>=<span>"target"
<br> </span><span>src</span>=<span>"<a href="http://mysite.com/seaside/entry_point" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">http://mysite.com/seaside/entry_point</a>"
<br> </span><span>width</span>=<span>"620"<br> </span><span>height</span>=<span>"500"<br> </span><span>frameborder</span>=<span>"0"<br>
</span><span>scrolling</span>=<span>"auto"<br> </span><span>id</span>=<span>"target"</span>></<span>iframe</span>> <span><!-- End content --></span></pre><br>It works. However, some users experience problems:
<br>- the back key doesn't work correctly<br>- the seaside app is rendered after the static contents
<br>
- some browsers don't support the iframe tag<br>- Refresh the page doesn't refresh the iframe in some browsers<br><br>Is
there any better way to achieve the same goal? I know the opposite
(seaside on the "outside") would work better, however I do have more
static contents and want the static pages to perform as fast and as
reliable as possible.
<br>Thanks for your help!<br><span class="sg"><span><span></span></span></span>-- <br>Ruben<br><a href="http://mailplaneapp.com">http://mailplaneapp.com</a>