Can not quite find what I am looking for

[JGM007]

I can not seem to use the right terms in the search to find what I am looking for, I tried by the errors I recieve and also just on different varriants of the words 'php include' 'inside page' 'open in table' and have not had much luck. I also googled it too and between the two I found lots of threads to include stuff into vbulletin :-p

I would suspect someone has written up a tutorial on using an include statement to use vbulletin inside of a page, all I would like to do is load my forum inside a nested table on a page using an include.

Does anyone know of a thread off handy with the information I am looking for?
Thank you!

[Zachery]

I can not seem to use the right terms in the search to find what I am looking for, I tried by the errors I recieve and also just on different varriants of the words 'php include' 'inside page' 'open in table' and have not had much luck. I also googled it too and between the two I found lots of threads to include stuff into vbulletin :-p

I would suspect someone has written up a tutorial on using an include statement to use vbulletin inside of a page, all I would like to do is load my forum inside a nested table on a page using an include.

Does anyone know of a thread off handy with the information I am looking for?
Thank you!
I am not exactly sure what you are looking for

[JGM007]

I am not exactly sure what you are looking for
I want to load my forums inside of a main page that has standard menus, headers and footers, much like something post nuke or likes would do when you add phpBB to it.

It would be much easier if I could load the forum inside a page on my site and just clean up the style a little then try and re-do the templates to it looks like a part of my main site.

Here is an example:

http://messageboard.ellsworthamerican.com/

I am fairly sure that there is a main page that calls the forum with in a table?
at least that is what I would like to do,

[JGM007]

I ended up using an iframe to do it, but it is not quite how I had pictured it.