i need help

how i can ad act2.php3 in the index.php3
like this page
http://animeboards.com/index2.php3

help meeeeeeeeee pleaseeee

use this:

<?php
include("something.php");
?>

Replace something.php with the name of the file you want to add to index.php

it's did't work i need to add
in the
Templates>>>Edit templates>>>forumhome

please help me

hmm then its something like: $something

I am unsure if this is right so I think its best to ignore it!

Originally posted by ksha
how i can ad act2.php3 in the index.php3
like this page
http://animeboards.com/index2.php3

help meeeeeeeeee pleaseeee vboard.co.uk is correct that's how i added my active topic php file to that page.

to make it work you need to put a require command to the vB's config and admin php file in index.php3 before the html tags

check this thread

http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=2658

it's vry hard to me
did any one have esy i.d to help me

Originally posted by eva2000
Originally posted by ksha
how i can ad act2.php3 in the index.php3
like this page
http://animeboards.com/index2.php3

help meeeeeeeeee pleaseeee vboard.co.uk is correct that's how i added my active topic php file to that page.

to make it work you need to put a require command to the vB's config and admin php file in index.php3 before the html tags

check this thread

http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=2658



Thank God for that!
I was right for once. :)

hmm eva2000 I like your layout.

Could you post your code for the whole of index2.php3 file?

I will get the code for the require files like: activetopics, totalmembers.etc

Cheers :)

i please i need help
can some one help me step by step

Originally posted by ksha
i please i need help
can some one help me step by step

Read this thread:
http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=2658

GEt as far as you can then come back with specific questions and people will be more likely to help you.

right I fixed up a test here:
http://www.vboard.co.uk/index.php


I like to add more!
Any suggestions?


It uses the code I said in my first post:
<?php
include("something.php");
?>

So thats the provde that works fine on a standard PHP Page.

It should work on your Forumhome Template.