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kapsat
using a php include

  • 2005/10/15 17:28

  • kapsat

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i am trying to use a php include on XOOPS 2.0.13.1 and can't seem to get it to work...

can this be used with xoops?
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WarDick
Re: using a php include

  • 2005/10/15 17:44

  • WarDick

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Yes it can.

I usually find it to be a path problem. Paths are not consistent throughout xoops.
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smdcom
Re: using a php include

where? and when?

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kapsat
Re: using a php include

  • 2005/10/15 18:48

  • kapsat

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i started off trying to get a php script to work

"phpGiggles"

Could not get it to print so i tried a little geo-ip script that i use with other sites.

This is the statement i normally use to get the geo-ip script to work



i placed it in different placed with-in the template theme... as of right now i have it in the bottom of the html just before the tags. I have updated the system module and when i look at the page in my browser and check the source code i see the statement sitting there.
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Lance_
Re: using a php include

  • 2005/10/15 19:14

  • Lance_

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I use the following code style in the theme since it is a html file and not a php file.

<{include file="gdl-web/flash-header.php"}>


Note that the file called is within the theme's folder, you might need to play a bit with the statement to have it work otherwise.

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kapsat
Re: using a php include

  • 2005/10/15 20:44

  • kapsat

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I'm wore out....

i have tried every variation i can think of , single quotes, double quotes relative path, absolute path, include, include file, include once, all with and without under_scores and other possibilities i can't remember.

The difference now is before i could see the statement in the source code and now by using <{ }> the statement is not visible in the source and that's what is supposed to happen. but it still does not print anything.

However, one of the variations i tried, It printed the geo1.php script in the source code, but it was not visible in the browser.

Any other thoughts would be appreciated as were the previous ones.

Oh yea, i also moved the geo1.php script to the same folder as the template and still no difference.

Thanks,
dave

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