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 10/19/04 05:38pm (Read 2,802 times)  

Auspexian

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Nuke has this PHP program to embed HTML and PHP files into NUKE. Is there something similar?
I can embed with IFram, but I don't want to use Iframe.

Tks

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// includes the mainfile functions and the header junk
if (!isset($mainfile)) { include("mainfile.php"); }
include("header.php");
?>
<html>
// add here your html code //
</html>

<?php
include("footer.php");
?>


 
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 10/19/04 05:54pm  
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machinari

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the external pages plugin should do what you want.
don't know the link off hand. I think it is tom willett's, but not sure.

otherwise, the staticpages php enabled function should also accomplish what you want in a fairly limited fashion.

edit: here it is -- at gplugs
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 10/19/04 06:02pm  

Auspexian

Anonymous
Thanks.

I have tried static page, it is good.
But I am thinking of a simple template for PHP
that will include the header, the footer, etc..

Tks
John
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 10/19/04 06:45pm  
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eyecravedvd

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why not just embed it yourself?!?

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require_once('../lib-common.php');
$_CONF["pagetitle"] = (whatever you want);
echo COM_siteHeader();
echo COM_startBlock(); // if you want it in a block


your code here

 


and finish it with this.
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echo COM_endBlock();
echo COM_siteFooter(true);

 


You can also use the external pages plugin to use GL's security features.
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 10/19/04 07:02pm  

Auspexian

Anonymous
That what I am looking for.

Tks

John
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 09/28/05 02:31pm  
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Xmystic

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Quote by eyecravedvd: why not just embed it yourself?!?

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require_once('../lib-common.php');
$_CONF["pagetitle"] = (whatever you want);
echo COM_siteHeader();
echo COM_startBlock(); // if you want it in a block


your code here


 


and finish it with this.
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echo COM_endBlock();
echo COM_siteFooter(true);


 



This worked great.

The only problem was this line:
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$_CONF["pagetitle"] = (whatever you want);
 


It kept giving me parse errors.
( I tried it with and without the parenthesis) Razz

But I can live without the page title being changed if I have too. Wink
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 09/28/05 02:36pm  
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Dirk

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Quote by Xmystic: It kept giving me parse errors.
( I tried it with and without the parenthesis)

It should be a proper string, i.e. either the contents of a variable or some text enclosed in quotes.

But that is an old hack anyway. At least since 1.3.10, COM_siteHeader takes the title as the second parameter:

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echo COM_siteHeader ('menu', "Your title here");
 


bye, Dirk
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 09/28/05 02:50pm  
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Xmystic

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Quote by Dirk:
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echo COM_siteHeader ('menu', "Your title here");


 


So this works for me now.

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<?
require_once('lib-common.php'); //scripts are in root
echo COM_siteHeader ('menu', "Your title here");
echo COM_startBlock(); // if you want it in a block

<your code here>

echo COM_endBlock();
echo COM_siteFooter(true);
?>

 


Had to take out the old header line with the newer COM_siteHeader code there.
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