Hi,
I want to make a webpage, and include phpwiki in that same page. I was thinking of a setup like this:

<table>
	<tr>
		<td colspan=3>Header</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>	<td>Menu</td>
		<td><?php require("./wiki/index.php"); ?></td>
		<td>hotlinks</td>
	</tr>
	<tr>
		<td colspan=3>Footer</td>
	</tr>
</table>

The problem is that index.php from the wiki-folder doesn't specify where it's located, and that all references to other files of the wiki uses a short format. This causes the included wiki-index to be executed from the root-folder, not in /wiki.

What happens is that the script doesn't work. Do I have to manually find all includes in the wiki-script, and update the url, or is there a way to "include-this-file-but-launch-it-from-where-its-at"-kind of trick? Any help appreciated...

speck

If php wiki is written properly, there ought to be a variable or constant you can change to do this. Have a look for some of the includes in phpwiki and see if they are hard coded or if the refer to some variable or constant. If they are hard coded you'll have to change them all, if not you can find the variable and change it to point to the /wiki directory from where you include the main page.

Won't do any good. I have fiddled about a bit, and what I understand is that phpwikis index uses info in the url. So, a page would use wikis index like this = index.php?id=WikiPage. When I include the wikis index.php to my main index.php that info won't get passed to the correct page, so that wikiphp will open itself in full screen, and ignore my nice table and layout in main index.php... ;(

What about putting it in an iframe? Not that i've ever used them myself...

Yeah, I have found this to be the solution.. It's just a shame that there is no way to just include stuff neatly without any hassle. Oh, well, thanks for the input anyways