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arrakis
PHP script into a Block
  • 2005/3/14 17:49

  • arrakis

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Hello all, I saw in the admin of XOOPS that I can add a block and specify that it is a PHP script, I never did it before but this time I needed to put a small php script into a cental block in the Home Page of the site (Top page of Xoops).

This script just check the date and display a different image if a certain date is passed.

I did the script separately and then I made a new block and put there the php code, and specified in the drop down menu that this block is a php script.

But the strange thing is that it works perfectly but I don't see anything else than the executed code, if i disable the script the site is ok, if i enable it i only see the script output and the site is gone

I looked for long here (Q&A, Faq, suppor) but I couldn't find any information regarding how to add a PHP script into a block in the top page.

Is there a special way how to add it or there is something wrong in my site? (btw it is a fresly new installation)

Thanks!

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arrakis
SOLVED!!!
  • 2005/3/14 18:06

  • arrakis

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After hours and hours melting my mind over the problem I had an illumination

I put an "exit" inside a php function, that was intendend to end the function, but it was ending the WHOLE XOOPS processes!!

So now is all ok!

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vogelor
Re: SOLVED!!!
  • 2005/3/15 10:59

  • vogelor

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The command Exit not only ends the XOOPS script, it also ends the execution of the page - this works in EVERY php page - not only in XOOPS (the comand "die" does the same, but with message)

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