Dennis van der Heijden
posted this on September 29, 2011 16:48
We got some questions from people that want to host the Reedge code on their own platform, that is possible. Here the description on how to do that.
Create an empty JS file for example: mytest.js
Paste in there a little part from the original code you find in Settings -> Project Settings var REED_s = 'REED_11_1001100';That is the part that refers to you personal user account and the project code
Paste all you find in that file on you own file mytest.js
Save your own file and place it on any location and call that from your header using <script src="http://www.yourlocation.com/yourscriptnam.js" type="text/javascript"></script>.
Important Notes
We currently still change this file so make sure you check monthly for an updates version of our REED_main.js
We are not verifying codes from the Reedge interface that are locally hosted
Comments
Tom Nunamaker
Can you add version information to the file name so it's easy to tell if we're using the latest version?
October 04, 2011 08:25.
Dennis van der Heijden
Reedge Support
Tom, yes we will add this to the JS file, thank you for the tip.
Comments
Can you add version information to the file name so it's easy to tell if we're using the latest version?
Tom, yes we will add this to the JS file, thank you for the tip.