Best way to integrate ProfoundUI with existing website desig
Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 9:10 am
We've already got a website up & running with several applications, but want to start using ProfoundUI for new applications. Mostly, this consists of including our standard heading, which is not static html. It includes a login form and a dynamically built menu. I've already got ProfoundUI running in our existing Apache instance. What techniques can you recommend?
Here's what I've tried:
1. Include our current standard headings in an AJAX container, but the javascripts aren't being executed, apparently.
2. Include our current std headings in an iframe doesn't work well because the menu is a drop-down that would need to extend past the bottom of the iframe.
3. Create a cgi pgm that includes our standard headings, then pulls the ProfoundUI application into a DIV using AJAX doesn't appear to work. No errors, no application running either.
4. Create a cgi pgm that includes our standard headings, then pulls the ProfoundUI application into an iframe. This works, but I was hoping to have the ProfoundUI application be more in control, maybe even replacing the other product eventually.
Any other ideas?
--Bryan
Here's what I've tried:
1. Include our current standard headings in an AJAX container, but the javascripts aren't being executed, apparently.
2. Include our current std headings in an iframe doesn't work well because the menu is a drop-down that would need to extend past the bottom of the iframe.
3. Create a cgi pgm that includes our standard headings, then pulls the ProfoundUI application into a DIV using AJAX doesn't appear to work. No errors, no application running either.
4. Create a cgi pgm that includes our standard headings, then pulls the ProfoundUI application into an iframe. This works, but I was hoping to have the ProfoundUI application be more in control, maybe even replacing the other product eventually.
Any other ideas?
--Bryan