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thefilmmaker
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1) Is it possible to app a centerblock on the Forum Index Page?
2) I have got my links in the links section openning in a new window. Can I get the links in the "What's New" Block to also open in a new window?
If anyone knows an answer to either question please post a reply.
Thanks to any help.
2) I have got my links in the links section openning in a new window. Can I get the links in the "What's New" Block to also open in a new window?
If anyone knows an answer to either question please post a reply.
Thanks to any help.
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me!!! No You!!!
Anonymous
I want to know the answer to number 1 as well.
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Does anyone know?
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suprsidr
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in forum/index.php
around line 87 look for echo COM_site_Header();
that produces your site header and leftblocks.
if you add:
$display .= phpblock_yourblockname();
echo $display;
after that with yourblockname replaced with the name of your block.
In this case your block has to exist in either lib-common or lib-custom or have been added by a pluggin.
FlashYourWeb and Your Gallery with the E2 XML Media Player for Gallery2 - http://www.flashyourweb.com
around line 87 look for echo COM_site_Header();
that produces your site header and leftblocks.
if you add:
Text Formatted Code
$display = ' ';$display .= phpblock_yourblockname();
echo $display;
after that with yourblockname replaced with the name of your block.
In this case your block has to exist in either lib-common or lib-custom or have been added by a pluggin.
FlashYourWeb and Your Gallery with the E2 XML Media Player for Gallery2 - http://www.flashyourweb.com
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thefilmmaker
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Which question does this answer?
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Dirk
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Quote by thefilmmaker: Which question does this answer?
Neither. And in addition to that, it's nonsense. If you already have a PHP block function, there's no need to hard-code it anywhere, when you can simply create a new "PHP block" for it.
The answer to your first question is "no", AFAIK.
The answer to your second question can be found by using the search function. And you may also find a few of my posts explaining why it is a bad idea to open new windows ...
bye, Dirk
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thefilmmaker
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o.k Thanks very much.
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