Ok then,
thanks for the answers - I'll look into using the getURLContent function
then.
vmassol wrote
> On 7 Mar 2016 at 16:24:11, pgregoire (
> pgregoire@
> ) wrote:
>
> Well,
> file:// aside, I'm wondering whether there is an xwiki macro that will
> actually get the URL content of a
On 7 Mar 2016 at 16:24:11, pgregoire (pgrego...@eddyfi.com) wrote:
Well,
file:// aside, I'm wondering whether there is an xwiki macro that will
actually get the URL content of a certain URL, and render it within a page.
Yes that works fine.
I thought that this was what getURLContent did, but
Well,
file:// aside, I'm wondering whether there is an xwiki macro that will
actually get the URL content of a certain URL, and render it within a page.
I thought that this was what getURLContent did, but if such is the case,
then it's my understanding that the macro runs on the server to render a
On 7 Mar 2016 at 13:55:40, pgregoire
(pgrego...@eddyfi.com(mailto:pgrego...@eddyfi.com)) wrote:
> Yes,
> I understand it can be handled on the client web-browser side, I was
> wondering if there was some way that on the server side, the wiki server
> could parse the webpage and include the
Yes,
I understand it can be handled on the client web-browser side, I was
wondering if there was some way that on the server side, the wiki server
could parse the webpage and include the *resulting page* in another web page
(as opposed to a link to the page), so that to the client, it would look
Hi,
On 4 Mar 2016 at 21:55:55, pgregoire
(pgrego...@eddyfi.com(mailto:pgrego...@eddyfi.com)) wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm pretty sure this can't be done currently, but I still wanted to double
> check.
> It seems that Chrome and Firefox prevent linking to local files - so the
> IFrame macro, when
Hello,
I'm pretty sure this can't be done currently, but I still wanted to double
check.
It seems that Chrome and Firefox prevent linking to local files - so the
IFrame macro, when pointing to file://someserver/somefile.html, doesn't
display anything.
For some reason IE allows it, so I do see the
