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Ive created my new tab.. created my blank page.. now how do I put anything in it??
Ok so I needed an extra tab which when opened displays a page containing an iFrame. In this iFrame I will be able to easily drop in some links to a bunch of PDF files...
Ive created my new tab no problem using HomeTab extension, created a new page using bits of code from the search.php, but how do I drop in the iFrame code??
Could really do with pointing in the right direction here girls n boys.
Here is my new page code::
<?php
include("appg/settings.php");
include("appg/init_internal.php");
// 1. DEFINE VARIABLES AND PROPERTIES SPECIFIC TO THIS PAGE
// Ensure the user is allowed to view this page
$Context->Session->Check(agSAFE_REDIRECT);
if (!agUSE_CATEGORIES) header("location: index.php");
// Define properties of the page controls that are specific to this page
$Menu->CurrentTab = "Downloads";
$Panel->CssClass = "Downloads";
$Body->CssClass = "Downloads";
// 2. CONTENT
// Iframe needs to be in the body, here I guess?
// 3. ADD CONTROLS
$Page->AddControl("Head_Render", $Head);
$Page->AddControl("Menu_Render", $Menu);
$Page->AddControl("Panel_Render", $Panel);
$Page->AddControl("Body_Render", $Body);
$Page->FireEvents();
?>
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This is really easy if you are using 0.9.3 because there is a generic control I've created called a Filler Control that allows you to specify any old file to use as the xhtml source. However, I assume you're working with 0.9.2, so we will need to create your control from scratch. You can do it like this:
1. Create a new extension file for your control. Inside, do the usual rigamarole for describing your extension so that it will be added to the extension list
2. Add a control definition to your extension file for your iframe source like this:
// First limit this extension so that it only loads your control on your custom page: if ($Context->SelfUrl == 'your_page_name.php') { // Control definition: class MyIframe extends Control { function Render() { echo('The source code for my iframe goes here: <iframe src="somewhere.html"></iframe>'); } } // Now instantiate your control $MyIframe = $Context->ObjectFactory->NewContextObject($Context, "MyIframe"); // And add it to the page in the correct place $Page->AddControl("Body_Render", $MyIframe); }3. Finally, you need to navigate to the extension manager and enable your extension.
Assuming I haven't got any typo's, that should do it.