By dzrobarge on

What I would like is to use drupal as my back end CMS - create FAQs, News, some custom CCK etc. and then "include" it into regular PHP pages (outside of drupal). I would want to take advantage of the taxonomy part (ie. News about animals on one page, News about people on another, all News on another page.)

option 1 iframes - There's some talk here about taking a blank template and using iframes but I can't figure out
how to get the template blank
how get the iframe not to have scroll bars

option 2 coding - I am a PHP programmer so if that's the best way I'm ok with it.

other options ??

Has anyone done this?

Would you be willing to show me an example and/or step this newbie through the process?

thanks!!!!!!

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carlillos’s picture

carlillos commented

I have to make the same!

Please Answer if your read this.

Thanks

cayenne’s picture

cayenne commented

1. Use RSS. That works
2. There actually was a module for this, though darned if I can remember what it was called
3. You can create a little template magic that gives you the node without a lot of junk
4. The printer-friendly module does the same thing; use that and then import the page

To import, use an iframe or PHP wget, I suppose. Or an inc if they are on the same server, though you'll have to modify your .htaccess file because it does not like access to .inc files.

:)