| html headers |
| includeHeader |
| absoluteHeader |
| menubar |
| customHeader |
| folder rows |
| file rows |
| customBlock |
| copyright |
| absoluteFooter |
| includeFooter |
| html footers |
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If you're looking for info on integrating Andromeda with Nuke or phpWebSite, go here.
As of Andromeda 1.7.1 there are a number of new preferences (see the prefs guide) you can use to integrate Andromeda into your site. The table to the right provides a fundamental overview of how an Andromeda page is structured. The rows in blue are provided by Andromeda. The rows in gray you can set using preferences.
By setting the includeHeader & includeFooter and/or absoluteHeader & absoluteFooter preferences you can 'wrap' Andromeda within your own interface.
includeHeader and absoluteHeader insert your code immediately after the HTML headers (ending with the <BODY> tag). includeFooter and absoluteFooter insert your code immediately before the closing </BODY> tag.
includeHeader and includeFooter are used to point to external include files. Note for the ASP version: this only works with version 5 and up of the script engine, and the scope of includeHeader is limited to itself - it cannot share information with the main script or the includeFooter, and vice-versa. Note for the PHP version: this takes an OS path, not a web path. You might also want to check the ini setting of include_path.
absoluteHeader and absoluteFooter let you store HTML code directly in the prefs file (and they work with all versions of ASP).
To change the appearance of the Andromeda-generated portion of your page, you should pick or make a skin. If you use style sheets you should also configure the cssLinkHref preference. Though possible, it is not recommended that you disableHTMLheaders and use your own (see the manual for details).
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