external site in intranet and cloaking

[sandeepmur]

Hello,

I need to place a link to a application hosted in another server in Site A such that when the link is cliked, the app opens as if part of Site A. Is it possible ?

<a name="jogo" id="jogo" href="

http://81.138.241.53/univlogica/jogos/index.asp"

target="_blank">

The above link is located in the home page of Site A.But when the link is clicked upon, it launches a new window with the URL provided in href.. I want to do something like, when the link in

http://www.xpto.com

is cliked, the app opens in

http://www.xpto.com/jogo/index.asp

Thanks for any suggestions..

 

[ChrisHirst]

remove the target="_blank"

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[ChrisHunt]

Do you want the remote page to appear to be inside yours, for aesthetic reasons, or to be actually served up from your domain for some other reason?

If the former, the easiest way is to use a frameset. The frameset page, whose URL the user sees, has a single frame which contains the actual page. You see this done all over the place to put a paid-for URL on a geocities (or other free) site.

If the latter, I guess you could write a script on your server that would visit the remote site, retrieve the HTML and then echo it itself. The problem you'll have is that you'll have to parse the HTML so that links, images, external CSS & script files, and whatever else are not broken. Maybe someone in the asp could give you a pointer on how to go about it.

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