Re: [IUG] integration of Innovative with a Content Management System

["Kyle Banerjee" <kyle dot banerjee at gmail dot com>]

The only problem with putting an HTML form in a web page is that you
are outside the CMS as soon as a search is executed. If you want to
stay in the CMS, a low tech approach would be to create a scope with
no header, footer, or the regular graphics. Then just call the search
page for this scope using an <iframe> from the CMS.

kyle

On Feb 16, 2008 9:51 AM, Bob Duncan <duncanr at lafayette dot edu> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Feb 2008 12:11:14 -0500
>   "Ellen Jones" <ejones at wpl dot ca> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > We would like to put a catalogue search box on our web site which is
> >separate from our OPAC. Has anyone successfully used a Content Management
> >System with Innovative?  If, yes, what Content Management System software do
> >you use?
>
> There's nothing magical or Innovative server-specific about an Innovative
> catalog search form---it's just a plain old HTML form, so any CMS that allows
> you to include a plain old HTML form in the code should work.
>
> Bob Duncan
>
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