[acc_tr_vsk] Re: Google Sites / Web Development
- From: miked2004@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: acc_tr_vsk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:45:11 +0000 (GMT)
Yes exactly like that but using javascript not iframe.
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From: theo
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 2:41 pm
Subject: [acc_tr_vsk] Re: Google Sites / Web Development
To: acc_tr_vsk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> you mean something like this here:
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> http://admirals.process-it.eu/tsv/TS_Viewer.php
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> which can be put into a html page like this:
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> This will show the website TS_Viewer.php inside a frame (with no
> borders) 190 x 300 pixel on the html page...
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> To make TS Viewer work you need to know the query port of the
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> Cheers,
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> Theo (Admiral)
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> On 01/12/2010 06:06 PM, michael dilgen wrote:
> > Message to the VSK Addicted webmaster.....
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> > Does the VSK Addicted website which is powered by Google Sites
> support> HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and or Javascript? In
> other words
> > can a custom webpage be written in HTML (containing Javascript)
> > and published, then linked to from the homepage? Or is the VSK
> > Addicted site administration confined to using a specific template
> > and inputing information via a form? While these kinds of
> websites are
> > very efficient and easy to use or "program", they limit the
> > administrations ability to perform simple web development
> tasks as
> > well as displaying dynamic data.
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> > I am very familiar with writing and publishing HTML pages but
> I am not
> > familiar with the inner workings of a Google Sites website
> because I
> > use a stand alone server from HostMonster.com.
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> > A simple example of what I am talking about is the fact that this
> > particular webpage,
> > http://sites.google.com/site/vskaddicted/Home/team-racing-with-
> acc/team-speak might
> > be able to be changed by embedding a TSviewer Javascript or "code"
> > that shows the Teamspeak channel tree directly on the webpage in
> > addition to any text or other information that exsits on the webpage
> > already.
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> > Here are a few examples of embedding the TSviewer Javascript
> into a
> > webpage.....
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> > http://freeworldyachtclub.net/fycteamspeak.htm
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> > http://freeworldyachtclub.net/forum/
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> > http://freeworldyachtclub.net/forum/index.php?topic=1698.0
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