You should be able to iframe content from a php based site into an Umbraco website, yes.
Otherwise I think the best alternative option is a Hive provider (If you by any chance are already using v5 and know about how to deal with the Hive and create Hive provider) :-)
Do you have any doubts on how to inser the iframe in a Umbraco context?
I think if you have a good deal of spare time you could create a php-based rendering engine for ASP.NET (exactly like Razor) and plumb it to Umbraco. So that you will be able to create the whoole Umbraco site entirely in PHP :-)
(Though, I'm already scared half to death by the idea :-)
Yup, inserting the iframe in a template or saving it in a textbox multiple datatype and rendering it using xslt/razor should do the trick for you using a simple iframe.
As I said before if you're in doubt how it all works inside Umbraco, please let us know so we can help you further :)
PHP can be integrated with umbraco?
Hi Umbraco cool
You should be able to iframe content from a php based site into an Umbraco website, yes.
Otherwise I think the best alternative option is a Hive provider (If you by any chance are already using v5 and know about how to deal with the Hive and create Hive provider) :-)
Do you have any doubts on how to inser the iframe in a Umbraco context?
/Jan
Is a good practice, the combined use of PHP with Umbraco?. I am not ASP.NET developer , but I like the way umbraco work.
With regard to the Iframe, it would create a folder in "myProjectUmbraco / myProjectPHP" and then load it with an iframe as follows:
Thank you very much!
Hello,
You should be able to iframe content from a php based site into an Umbraco website, yes.
I hope this will help you.
Thanks & Regards,
Cole
I think if you have a good deal of spare time you could create a php-based rendering engine for ASP.NET (exactly like Razor) and plumb it to Umbraco. So that you will be able to create the whoole Umbraco site entirely in PHP :-)
(Though, I'm already scared half to death by the idea :-)
Hi Umbracocool
Yup, inserting the iframe in a template or saving it in a textbox multiple datatype and rendering it using xslt/razor should do the trick for you using a simple iframe.
As I said before if you're in doubt how it all works inside Umbraco, please let us know so we can help you further :)
/Jan
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