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Worksite web in iFrame

Ben_inform

Hi,

I have a large customer that wants to use the web component to display documents published by end-users on their intranet. They have an existing ASP based intranet and wanted to have like an iFrame displaying a cut down version of WSW - i.e. just the minimum needed to display the contents of a linked fiolder. That way the end users can publish to the web document content simply by drag and dropping to a folder via DeskSite.

Has anyone ever used WorkSite web in this way? - We are debating wether its better to bastardise WSW untill its small and simple enough to iFrame it into their intranet OR write a CGI using ASP and the iToolkit that delivers the worksite content.

any feedback is GREATLY appreciated.

Ben.

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Migrateduser

Which version of WSW do you have ? IF you customize the javascript a bit you shuold be able to hide top and side bar and then you can show the content in IFRAMe

In the WSW 8.1 version there will be a detail guidline on how to achieve such things. 8.1 version will also have asp.net control to show tree/search in any third party portal or home grown portal application

Ben_inform

Hi,

Thanks very much for this !!

Yes i have version WSW 8.0 SP1.
can you point me to the files i need to cut down please ?

Do you know when 8.1 is out ?

Thanks.

Ben

Migrateduser

You need to look at includes/tab.js file - In this file look for function PageHeader_write thats where the top bar/side bar and content area framework gets written -

Regarding 8.1 release,m I am not sure about the exact dates - however Interwoven do have a beta program for WSW 8.1. You may want to get in touch with their product management team to be part of their beta program