Re: Tutorials
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> > ... If not on every page, one way is to use an iframe. The php script can be called as the page source for the iframe. This way there is no Tiki restriction on the script. You can get an iframe wikiplugin here.
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> > As I recall, there is a "Group" wikiplugin that will only display content to specified groups. This plugin could surround the iframe in your page.
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> Do you have any sample page showing an application of this plug in?
Do you mean the Group plugin? No, I've never used it. I have restricted viewing of an iframe's content by putting it in a page that has restricted viewing permissions. But this is actually a form of "security through obscurity" since the file/page that appears in the iframe isn't really blocked from viewing if anyone finds its URL.
> I could not find (documentation) on th eiFrame. Is there a possibiliity of a having simple tutorial on the use of this plug in that you created?
http://zukakakina.com/tiki-index.php?page=wikiplugin_iframe. No need for a tutorial, I think. Just use the plugin in the wiki page like any other. There are the usual iframe parameters to specify when inputting the plugin, but that's it.
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-- Gary - themes.tw.o
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