<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 &quot;inside&quot; the static pages. Therefore I
have setup apache to proxy/reverse proxy Seaside.
<br><br>The &quot;embedding&quot; is done with iFrames:<br><br><pre>     &lt;<span>div</span><span> id</span>=<span>&quot;content&quot;</span>&gt;<br><br>          &lt;<span>iframe</span><span> name</span>=<span>&quot;target&quot;
<br>               </span><span>src</span>=<span>&quot;<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>&quot;
<br>               </span><span>width</span>=<span>&quot;620&quot;<br>               </span><span>height</span>=<span>&quot;500&quot;<br>               </span><span>frameborder</span>=<span>&quot;0&quot;<br>               
</span><span>scrolling</span>=<span>&quot;auto&quot;<br>               </span><span>id</span>=<span>&quot;target&quot;</span>&gt;&lt;/<span>iframe</span>&gt; <span>&lt;!-- End content --&gt;</span></pre><br>It works. However, some users experience problems:
<br>- the back key doesn&#39;t work correctly<br>- the seaside app is rendered after the static contents
<br>
- some browsers don&#39;t support the iframe tag<br>- Refresh the page doesn&#39;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 &quot;outside&quot;) 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>