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Soldierdevil
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Message # 1 | 12:22 PM
Hello, i am trying to embed the page on the following link
http://www.mp3juices.cc/ into one of the pages on my site. It embeds well but the search form does not load results. Could it be a possibility that this search tool is using PHP or API not allowed on my site at the moment?

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joexyz
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Message # 2 | 8:35 PM
Soldierdevil, please, provide a link to a page where you have the page embedded.
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Soldierdevil
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Message # 3 | 2:21 PM
bigblog, here is the link
http://vodacop.com/index/test_page/0-155
The search tool does not work yet works well on original site

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Kasach
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Message # 4 | 7:50 PM
Soldierdevil, for sure it wont work, if you just copy and paste their "Template Sourcecode"...
You dont have the scripts etc...

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Message # 5 | 9:00 AM
Kasach, i copied and paste the whole view page source code and replaces links with direct links to the site server to check if it works in such a case but still no...seems their scripts are protected to such an extent.
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Paradox
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Message # 6 | 3:08 AM
Soldierdevil, the problem with your current process is that the client-side (front end) always interacts with the server-side (back end) on a range of levels. The website you're attempting to emulate implements a range of PHP (server side) scripts as part of its content processing and delivery method.

Thus - it's not possible for you to emulate the website functionality purely from the front end. You would need access to the back end to fully emulate the website. Also on this note, it would be difficult to implement this level of functionality into a uCoz website even with PHP scripts due to the server-side limitations placed on uCoz websites.

Aside from that, the internet (as "the internet") has implemented standardised policies to prevent XSS Injection. Which means that you can't natively send requests to external URL's. There are ways around this but they must be implemented on both sibling servers.

Hope this sheds some light on the matter. happy

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Soldierdevil
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Message # 7 | 12:25 PM
Paradox,
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Also on this note, it would be difficult to implement this level of functionality into a uCoz website even with PHP scripts due to the server-side limitations placed on uCoz websites
virtually you are trying to mean i can not achieve this with ucoz??? even with PHP?

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Message # 8 | 8:34 PM
Soldierdevil, not impossible, but it would be difficult. uCoz isn't designed as a hosting platform or a development VPS. Custom PHP applications honestly would do far better hosted on their own VPS/VM's running the correct technology. smile
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