Hi Jaffrey!

On Tue, May 17, 2016 at 7:57 PM, Jeffrey Scott Flesher Gmail
<jeffrey.scott.fles...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have found that if you want a Content Management System (CMS) using Wt, its 
> easy to do, I keep it simple, no back end, and a flexible function generator, 
> its all static XHTML files, HTML5 code embed in XML, it uses CSS, but you 
> need to be careful with tags that would crash the Rapid XML parser, note the 
> XHTML files are easy to maintain via FTP or SSH, more secure, no real reason 
> for a back end that requires authentication, note I run about 6 websites from 
> 1 VPS account and 1 instance of the program, not sure if that is non-Wt web 
> programming, but its as close as I could come to mixing them, the C++ is just 
> code, it does not have to be Wt related, I use boost and other features of 
> C++, what's nice about this CMS is that it works, 24/7 for years now, I never 
> reboot the server, if the app crashes monit will recycle it, also its easy to 
> adopt to you needs, not much code to it, its simple, I started work on a back 
> end, but couldn't find a good HTML editor in C++ to use with it, so its
  on hold till I do, hope this helps.

This sounds like it answers some of my questions.  Let
me see what kind of ideas it gives me.

> The Code
> https://github.com/WittyWizard/install

Thanks for the link to your code.  This kind of concrete
example is very helpful for me.

> The Website
> http://wittywizard.org/ww/en/blue/
>
> This site is also running from the same Wt app
> http://lightwizzard.com/ww/en/blue/
>
> It uses CSS menu, it jumps around till the css loads, but I like it because 
> its multi-level, but the css needs work, I converted it, but not all the css 
> is working the way I want it to, it needs to load the CSS in the header, I 
> need to fix this but found an issue with cookies that prevent me from loading 
> it in the header, and I have not fixed it, since I have no idea what is 
> causing the issue, so it needs a little work, but it works for me.
>
> On Tue, 2016-05-17 at 17:05 -0400, K. Frank wrote:
>
> Hello List!
>
> How might I approach mixing Wt with non-Wt web programming?
> ...
>
> Jeffrey Scott Flesher, PhD
> Disabled Gulf War Vet, Retired U.S. Air Force
> F-111 Computer Test Stations, Air Rescue and Special Ops: Helicopter Crew 
> Chief
> jeffrey.scott.fles...@gmail.com
> ...

Food for thought -- I appreciate your reply.


Best regards.


K. Frank

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