Proper Documentation about gcweb HOT 7 OPEN

The link should be accessible if you are on the GoC network.

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@TimCadieux Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for flagging the broken link.

I am going to fix the broken link in the Implement GCWeb and let you know when it is fixed.

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Hi @TimCadieux , Just for a little context, I'm currently an internship student who mainly coded in c#, asp.netcore, Jquery / javascript and java. I am trying to convert the site of the organization for which I work based on canada.ca only in html. I would have questions to know if it is possible to do it only in html without having to create an asp app.

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Perhaps this would help with implementing the Canada.ca theme:
https://gccode.ssc-spc.gc.ca/iitb-dgiit/sds/GOCWebTemplates/DotNetTemplates/-/wikis/home
Packages are available on nuget.org

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Thanks @sgdowney but the link does not work

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Hi,
I can see many improvements since this issue was originally created but the link to the "generic content page" under the section 3. Create your page template is still broken.

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I had a similar experience adding WET to my personal website. I wrote about it here: https://www.nordburg.ca/blog/installingWET.html

I'll summarize what worked for me:

1. Go to WET Download Page
2. Click the "Download" button for "Web Experience Toolkit (WET)".
3. In the Assets section: click on the wet-boew-dist-#.#.##.zip. This will download the zip file.
4. Copy and unzip the file somewhere on your computer handy.
5. This will create a new folder with a lot of files you may not need, including the WET website itself. Here's what you may need. Copy these files/directories to where you need them (ie: your web site's base folder):
   • /theme-wet-boew/ This is where the CSS files and some icons live.
   • /wet-boew/ This is where the Javascript, some other CSS (for polyfills), etc. live
6. Copy appropriate template files from /theme/. If you want an English page with a section menu (ie: a left-nav menu) copy content-secmenu-en.html to your project folder and update the content to your own.
7. If your site isn't displaying properly, check your browser's console to see if any WET components are being called, but not found. Copy any missing files from the unzipped WET directory to where they ought to be.

And now I've been asked to help a group implement WET on their Intranet app, and I'm finding the experience to be similar to above. I'm using the Quick implementation guide - GCWeb theme - Canada.ca, and the generic content page link is still broken.

If I figure it out, I'll post a quick'n'dirty guide here for posterity sake.

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