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jimbofoxman
Adding PHP File, not a module?

Is there a way to add a block on the main page that displays a PHP file that is not part of a module. It's a stand alone PHP file.

THANKS
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smdcom
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

Yes. You can create custom block with type PHP.

SMD
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jimbofoxman
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

I missed the "CUSTOM BLOCK" option.......LOL

Do I just cut and paste the php code in there and select PHP Script?
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JMorris
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

  • 2005/10/16 0:17

  • JMorris

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2722

  • Since: 2004/4/11


Yes, sort of. The exception is you don't include <?php and ?>.

Example:
phpinfo():

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James
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jimbofoxman
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

This is what my filename.php contains. I just copied and pasted that into the content part of the custom block, select php script. It shows the block title, but that is it. I tried replacing the <?php? with phpinfo():. Do I need to keep the end ?> on there or not?

<?php
#### All Scripting Done By EvilSniperCQ^INC (http://www.incclan.net) ###
if (eregi("block-Block_Creator.php",$PHP_SELF)) {
    Header("Location: index.php");
    die();
}
$content  =  "";
$content  .= "<TABLE align="center" cellpadding="5">";
$content  .= "<TR><TD valign="top">";
$content  .= "";
$content  .= "<!-- Server Monitor (The main monitor) | START ------------------------------->";
$content  .= "<!-- NOTE:";
$content  .= "This first segment of code is only for the server monitor itself. ";
$content  .= "If you want to include the server usage graphs, then scroll down to ";
$content  .= "the marked code.";
$content  .= "-->";
$content  .= "";
$content  .= "<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" ";
$content  .= "SRC="http://share1.serverspy.net/cgi-bin/monitor.js?mid=109396">";
$content  .= "</SCRIPT>";
$content  .= "<!-- SERVERSPY GAME CODE END -->";
$content  .= "</TD></TR></TABLE>";

?>
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Lance_
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

  • 2005/10/16 1:18

  • Lance_

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phpinfo() was just an example of a php script.

Simply take out the <?php and the ?> from your code since by choosing php in custom block, XOOPS will automatically add it to the code.

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jimbofoxman
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

I give up, buddy of mine posts that same code in PHPNuke and it works fine, mine is all messed up.

THANKS FOR THE HELP
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Lance_
Re: Adding PHP File, not a module?

  • 2005/10/16 2:18

  • Lance_

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  • Since: 2004/1/12


Try an html block with

<TABLE align="center" cellpadding="5">
<TR><TD valign="top">
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="http://share1.serverspy.net/cgi-bin/monitor.js?mid=109396"></SCRIPT>
</TD></TR></TABLE>
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