Front Page Includes

[Allen]

I posted about a week ago and found out about FrontPage includes...that works
great for the situation I was posting about then. However, now I have a
situation where the Client Side Includes will not work for what I want to do.
i would like to include a page that I do not have on my client computer
where i'm creating the web page. Instead, it is on my server (it is a Moodle
site that i would like to have contained within a FrontPage page). How do
you do Server side Includes on FrontPage with an absolute hyperlink (not just
/moodle/ to go to the directory from the root directory is preferred). I got
some information from another site on includes but when I tried it, the page
just displayed the html from the page rather than actually displaying a page.
Thanks.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

FP Includes are Design time only and must be a page with the existing FP site
For any other types of includes you need server side includes (SSI)
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|I posted about a week ago and found out about FrontPage includes...that works
| great for the situation I was posting about then. However, now I have a
| situation where the Client Side Includes will not work for what I want to do.
| i would like to include a page that I do not have on my client computer
| where i'm creating the web page. Instead, it is on my server (it is a Moodle
| site that i would like to have contained within a FrontPage page). How do
| you do Server side Includes on FrontPage with an absolute hyperlink (not just
| /moodle/ to go to the directory from the root directory is preferred). I got
| some information from another site on includes but when I tried it, the page
| just displayed the html from the page rather than actually displaying a page.
| Thanks.

 

[Allen]

It is however possible with iframe. <iframe src="YOUR URL" width="YOUR
WIDTH" height="YOUR HEIGHT">
I did the same thing with a moodle page.