How to integrate easyappointments backend in my intranet website like a "frame"

[Denny Vavalà]

Hi, 

congratulations for the project. Really well done!

Structure:

htdocs

  |

  |------users

             |

             |------index.php

             |------  **all files**

             |-----calendar

                       |

                       |----------- **all files and directories of easy!appointments **

I've a intranet website. When I click an element of menu an ajax call return html code and it is insert in a wrapper.

I would insert backend of easy!appointments in this wrapper, but it doesn't recognize JS files  (obviously).

What is the best way to implement it?

I would make changes in backend controller. Do I have to create a new controller that extend backend controller (class MY_Backend extends Backend)?

Thank you

[Denny Vavalà]

 

 I would make changes in backend controller. Do I have to create a new controller that extend backend controller (class MY_Backend extends Backend)?

require_once("Backend.php");


class MY_Backend extends Backend {
.
.
.
}

Is it right?

[Denny Vavalà]

I've found a solution:

At onclick on "Calendario" button I make an Ajax call to the Backend calendar address and render it into my content wrapper:

$.ajax({

url: RootAddress + "calendar/index.php",

type: 'GET',

dataType: 'html',

success: function(response) {

$('#contenuto').hide();

// rimuovo dall'html le librerie da non caricare (altrimenti vanno in conflitto e creano problemi)

response = response.replace(/^.+(bootstrap-css|jquery-js|jquery-ui-js|bootstrap-js).+$/gm,'');

$('#contenuto').html(response);

setTimeout(function(){

$('#contenuto').fadeIn();

}, 2000);

},

error: function(error) {

console.log(error)

}

});