One of the things I get asked a lot about are the JavaScript widgets that I make, that can be installed on third party websites. The VenueMirror VenueSearch widget at the top of this page is an example of this. The search bar is actually loaded through a JavaScript call that pulls the information from another server. This technique for loading content onto third party websites is not unusual, but it seems there are too few tutorials out there about how to do this. Firstly though – one must question why indeed you would do this.
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Tutorial on Creating Dynamic JavaScript Widgets for Third Party Sites
Tuesday, June 15th, 2010Tags: dynamic data, forms, javascript, third party sites, widget
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