Dell Sala wrote:

In other words, build a php wrapper around your software package. Done
right, it won't know the difference, and you don't have to muck around
with httpd.conf.
This can be fun. It can be an easy way to improve the user interface of commercial junkware web apps.

I did a presentation at a conference about a demo system I built with an instruction librarian. With about 200 lines of PHP I was able to put a wrapper over a library catalog that created an online instruction unit that worked with the real catalog. It would display popover <div>s that would give people instructions. The app monitored their progress -- it would congradulate them if they found what they were looking for and offer them help if they made certain common mistakes.


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