The web-integration features of SpreadsheetWEB allow you to generate code that you can use to connect or integrate your web application with your web page, blog, etc. Please note: To use these features a certain familiarity with editing html-code is required. This feature will allow you to:
To create a link to your web application click the Specials tab in the navigation menu and then browse to the section with the title Include a link to your web application in your web site and please follow the instructions that are provided there.
The code that is generated here needs to placed directly in the html-code. If you are using a WYSIWYG-editor such as Microsoft FrontPage or Dreamweaver, you need to switch to code view first, then go to the location where you want to insert the link and then paste the code.
You can embed a web application in your web site by using the iframe technology. How does this technology work? Please see the illustration of a web page with an iframe in a browser window.
An iframe shows the contents of a web page and is, itself, nested in a web page. That way, you can include a web page from a different website in your own web page. As for the inclusion of images in web pages, you also need to specify width and height for an iframe. Additionally, you can select if the iframe should have scrolling enabled or not.
Back to the iframe-code generator tool of the SpreadsheetWEB control panel: To generate the necessary code click the Specials tab in the navigation menu and then browse to the section with the title Integrate a web application into your web site. Please follow the instructions provided in the control panel.
Once you're finished and copied the html-code, please open your web page with your html-editor. Switch to code view, if it's a WYSIWYG-editor, go the location where you want to place the iframe and paste the code. Save the page and open it in a browser. You should now be able to see your web application in your web page.