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Okay, I just copied it straight out of the control panel, and those "+" marks weren't there. I have no idea where they came from, but when I pasted here, they showed up.
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Fascinating. For some reason, my copy of BBEdit is placing characters in those places in my files when I save them. Looks like problem solved. Thank you.
One question, though; There's no link in the NavBar for the page. Where in the NavBar should it be? |
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$vboptions[homeurl]/ I have many operating pages outside the forums directory using this hack. |
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I knew I could count on a fellow Texan for help. |
Some of us need all the help we can get. :D
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I have removed the following code from the PHP file and it still works. Could you tell me what the purpose of this code is and what it does?
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OK, read through everything - I think. When I run test.php located in my development forum dir, it comes out correct
When I try to run test.php outside of my dev forum, I get this: http://www.rimfirecentral.com/test.php I have modified test.php with: PHP Code:
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I had the same style problem on my page outside of the forum. Copying the clientscript and images folders in the directory the test.php page resides seemed to correct that.
The problem I can't figure out though... the links in the navbar and footer portion of the test page do not link properly if the page is outside of the forum folder. The address is missing the forum portion of the URL. Example: link leads to http://www.yourdomain.com/register.php when it should lead to http://www.yourdomain.com/forum/register.php. |
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