KeymanWeb Demonstration Applications
The KeymanWeb Demonstration Applications provide working examples of how KeymanWeb may be integrated to provide various functions on a range of websites.
For further information on each of the demonstration applications, please click the links below.
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The Email application shows KeymanWeb enabling users to send email in a wide range of languages and scripts, including those which are not installed on or supported by their workstation. more... |
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The Search application is an example of how KeymanWeb may be incorporated into a typical Search script, enabling users to search a site or the internet for content in any language or script. more... |
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The Notepad application is a demonstration of KeymanWeb's features incorporated into a standard text area. It allows users to experiment with typing in various languages and scripts and shows how KeymanWeb can be easily integrated into existing websites. more... |
Linking to www.keymanweb.com
You can include some optional parameters to any page on www.keymanweb.com to automatically select a language:
| lang | A 2 letter ISO code specifying the locale to select. Currently, en, fr, es, ta are supported. Only available on the root index page. |
| page | The name of the page to load. Currently, email,twitter,search,notepad are supported. Only available on the root index page. |
| kmwlang | A 3 letter ISO code specifying the keyboard language to select. Must be used together with kmwkbd. |
| kmwkbd | The filename of the keyboard to select. |
| kmwosk | 1 to show the on screen keyboard, 0 to hide it. This parameter is optional |
You can find the kmwlang and kmwkbd parameters most easily by hovering over the "More help" link on www.keymanweb.com itself, after you have selected the language/keyboard pair. The URL that is encoded in that link will include the language and the keyboard name.
For example, to link to the Amharic keyboard on the English twitter page, with the On Screen Keyboard switched off, you would use the following URL:
http://www.keymanweb.com/?page=twitter&lang=en&kmwlang=amh&kmwkbd=Keyboard_gff_amh_7&kmwosk=0
Another example, to link to the Amharic keyboard on the twitter page, but let KeymanWeb.com determine which locale to use, with the On Screen Keyboard switched on, you would use the following URL:
http://www.keymanweb.com/?page=twitter&kmwlang=amh&kmwkbd=Keyboard_gff_amh_7&kmwosk=1
Using this linking style lets us add additional locales and functions to the site, without breaking your links, and makes additional locales automatically available to anyone who clicks on your links.