Hi, I have some questions for wekan please , Im a new user for wekan, i just instaled it localy, now i want to install it on the server (deployment on the server) also i want to integrate it into may applicattion, if you can help me or guide me to de this . I await your response.

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Hi, the other time you gave me a method to display the wekan page in my angular application but the problem that it is showing in the homepage as it is shown ... but I want it to 'she moves in the menu

Hi, the other time you gave me a method to display the wekan page in my angular application but the problem that it is showing in the homepage as it is shown ... but I want it to 'she moves in the menu

You should add Wekan to menu, and Wekan board url to iframe at right

or to frame

more info here https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

you can search youtube or google for info how to use iframes

Hi, I'm celebrating I'm working at Vermeg it's a company that works with its own language called palmyra, while all our applications are with palmyra + java, now I want to integrate wekan in my "TaskBasket" component and I find difficulties because wekan is not an Angular component, it is developed by several frameworks (html / css / php ...) so if you have any ideas please help me

You just use frames https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/present/frames.html

see there 16.3 Specifying target frame information

For example this: <A href="slide3.html" target="dynamic">slide 3.</A>

When that link is at left menu, when you click it, it will open that slide3.html page in frame that has name "dynamic"

For example, <a href="https://wekan.example.com/b/..." targent="content">Kanban</a>

So that URL is what you copy from that board URL you would like to have in bottom left frame

And then you have for example: <a href="angular.html" target="content">Angular component</a>

so that angular.html is all of your current angular component html+css+js page

and when you click on left menu, it changes content on right bottom content frame

with that FRAMESET you define how big area in pixels (px) or percent (%) is used for each frame area

Alternative to frames is iframe. It means you can use divs, css top/left/width/height to position iframe anywhere in the page.

Well, you seem to like Angular. According to this webpage: https://angular-2-training-book.rangle.io/components Angular compoment that embeds Wekan could for example look like this:

angular.module('ngcourse')
  .component('ngcHelloComponent', {
    bindings: { name: '=' },
    template: '<span><iframe src="https://wekan.example.com/b/abcd1234" title="Wekan"></iframe></span>',
    controller: MyComponentCtrl
  });

where src= is URL to your Wekan board, copied from your webbrowser URL area

in that that template, maybe <span></span> is not necessary, only <iframe> tags are