On Wednesday March 10 2010 18:02:15 Mario Neudeck wrote:
> the main purpose of my question is to give google something to
> search for. Therefore I need some html-tags. I have already a
> standalone application and now I would like to do the final step to
> integrate with an existing HTML page. And there was the problem with
> the search engines.
> I have read something about the inline application. But I think what
> an inline application can do is not enough. I want to use the cool
> layout features of qooxdoo and also keep all static data at the HTML
> page and only reload whats needed. E.g. keep the links for
> navigation and impressum and only reload the content. My standalone
> app works this way. But now it seems to me, I have to finish my
> work with qooxdoo. I need some tags for the search engines. Do you
> have any ideas?
Yes, using an inline application.
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/1.0/ui_inline
A cite from the manual:
"This page describes how you could use qooxdoo widgets inside HTML-dominated
pages."
I guess that's exactly what you need. You can use the layout features at
inline applications, too. Just imagine that an inline app is a "normal"
qooxdoo application which is using an existing DOM node to integrate into the
page (absolute positioning is also possible).
Just check out the manual page and you'll get the idea.
cheers,
Alex
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