The Solution: output from another site's php-script in my wiki-page
To include Javascript in a wiki page, use the JS Plugin.
You can see a working example on my site.
HTH,
-Rick
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> I am cooperating with the webadmin on another site. The other site allows us to update events in a common calendar, together with other parties who update their events. We can extract our own events and display them in an ordinary html-file using this piece of code - note that I had to replace the '' with '(#..#)' etc.:
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> Now the problem. I try to do the same in a wiki page, the front page of my site. I enter some html-code, no problem, I can use html-tags, and they work. I enter javascript, problem, javascript disappears completely, not only being ignored, it is being deleted from my code.
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> The solution?! I need some help.
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> I am making a call to a php-script on the other site which produces some html-code, our calendar. But the call of the php-script is embedded in javascript, and the javascript is being deleted.
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> I am wondering if there is a way to somehow pipe the output of the php-script into my wiki-page directly (without using javascript)? I mean, as I understand tikiwiki it is a bunch of php-scripts which call and include each other anyway, so... But I'm not so familiar with php, see.
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