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Mith,
Please forgive my ignorance, but what is the point of the custom blocks?
Since the php would parse, but without echo'ing visible text, wouldn't that create an empty block with an empty title, thus giving just a emtpy box hanging out in cyberspace for no aparent reason.
Would it be better to include the code in your theme wrapped in smarty php tags?
Ex:
<{php}>
$GLOBALS['xoopsTpl']->assign('xoops_meta_keywords', $keywordstring); $GLOBALS['xoopsTpl']->assign('xoops_meta_description', $descriptionstring);
<{/php}>
With $keywordstring, $descriptionstring, where would the dynamic values be coming from?
I've looked through all the modules I use and to be quite honest, it looks like I'd have to have quite a bit of code to account for each module's variables.
What I'm doing with the theme_changer module is essentially just removing any references to themes. Once that's accomplished, I'm speculating that all I'll have to do is include a relatively small amount of code in theme.html for the module to do it's job. Am I on the right path?
Thanks for all your help!
James
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