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how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #5754]

Wed, 18 September 2002 07:45

ezdb

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it look like this

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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #5760 is a reply to message #5754]

Wed, 18 September 2002 12:05

Ilia

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Hmm... this is actually not very easy todo, unless you use FUDforum's templating system to build the page. The reason being that the compiled header/footer are not stored in seperate files anywhere.

So, what you need to do, is build a template that would generate you a compiled file containing a header and another compiled file containing the footer.
Then, simply include those 2 files into your page.

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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #5775 is a reply to message #5760]

Thu, 19 September 2002 01:06

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thanks! i will try it.

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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #5781 is a reply to message #5760]

Thu, 19 September 2002 06:24

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prottoss wrote on Wed, 18 September 2002 20:05

i has got it!

test.inc.t
==========================
<?
{PRE_HTML_PHP}
{POST_HTML_PHP}
$section_data='{TEMPLATE: content}';
{POST_PAGE_PHP_CODE}
?>
{TEMPLATE: TEST}
===========================
test.tmpl
========================
{PHP_FILE: input: test.inc.t; output: test.php;}
{REF: security.tmpl}
{REF: header.tmpl}
{REF: footer.tmpl}
{REF: usercp.tmpl}
{REF: curtime.tmpl}
{PAGE: TEST}
{TEMPLATE: header}
{TEMPLATE: usercp}
{TEMPLATE-DATA: section_data}
{TEMPLATE: curtime}
{TEMPLATE: footer}
{PAGE: END}
{SECTION: content}
<center>CONTENT</center>
{SECTION: END}
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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #12062 is a reply to message #5781]

Sun, 27 July 2003 16:08

Nightshade

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Help?

Where would you put this code?

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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #12074 is a reply to message #12062]

Mon, 28 July 2003 02:56

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This code is two files, the .php.t file containing the PHP code goes into the src directory and the template file .tmpl goes into the tmpl/ directory.

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Re: how can i build a page with fudforum's header and footer? [message #12076 is a reply to message #12062]

Mon, 28 July 2003 05:00

Nightshade

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Ok, I got it that far. But when I edit that test.php file and save it, nothing happens, as in no changes to my page.

I can just edit the template files in the editor now that I synched my current template with the default (now that i found the template files and did alot of copying and pasting).

I would also love to be able to put a space between my catagories. Is there any way to do this? My thought is an extra table with no background, no text, and no border.

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