I just created a database program with asp.net and am wondering how to put the program on my word press site. Are there any good tutorials out there?
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(Apr 3, 2020 07:46 AM)unknown321 Wrote: I just created a database program with asp.net and am wondering how to put the program on my word press site. Are there any good tutorials out there? I'm guessing you didn't write the application as an API, right? Rather it's a fully server-rendered application? If so you're not going to be able to really integrate it so easily. You can't just plug it in to a page, per se. But you do have a few options. The easiest, though not the best solution, would be to iframe the application. It's effective, but it isn't the best for SEO. But it's at least supported by all desktop and mobile browsers, so compatibility isn't a concern. Another idea would be to subdomain the application, and design the application to match your WordPress website. That will provide a fairly fluid experience, besides transporting the user to a subdomain, anyways. This is arguably as bad for SEO as the iframe is, and not as easy to accomplish, so I'm not sure I'd really recommend it. Though it does set your application up to be a standalone solution better. Lastly... rewrite your application as an API. Then you can simply set up the UI in WordPress, and connect back to your application for data. This is a more modern approach to web development in general, where we're favoring more static front-ends. But requires quite a bit of reworking, and may not always be viable. <Disease />
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