Has anyone any experience wrapping an webhosting application?
I would like to experiment wrapping phpcoin within my postnuke application.
Any advise or suggestions are greatly appreciated
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I think a better idea would be to use something like TinyTool with Mark West's Dynamod. So all you have to do is write the form info into the HTML page, and then it displays everything as a regular module.
I'm trying to get WHMAutopilot to make a 'modularized' version, but so far I've had nothing but resistance.
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I'm trying to get Whois.Cart to combine with PostNuke, I'm not all that concerned with it running in the frame, I can skin WC to look like PostNuke and vice versa, just trying to get it to share the data. In theory it should be doable because they have an IPB integration function that will add new users in WC to IPB, so it should be a matter of modifying the IPB function to do PN instead.
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I'm curious how you're going to do that since WC requires a user to have a domain/account...very interested!
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I just tried using postwrap and hit a brick wall. Known Issues:
When using special characters (i.e. ? & % @ :) in the page variable in the address bar, you must translate the characters to their ASCII hex value preceded by a %. The ? is %3F and & is %26.
The order part shows up - So all is well till I hit paypal - then it wont work.
Plus the login wont work either (I assume because of the "known issues."
I am certain there used to be a simple PHP file that allowed this type of integration without all the headaches.. damned if I can find it. -
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What is it you were trying to wrap? Whois.Cart?
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I'm curious how you're going to do that since WC requires a user to have a domain/account...very interested!
It's not that big a deal, all PN HAS to have is a user name, e-mail and password. e-mail & password come from WC with no problem, uname can be created from first inital+last name.
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