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Bhuwan 03-14-2006 01:35 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by merk
You cant have the # character in a query string. It is a delimiter that the browser uses to scroll.
That's one of the reasons why I am attempting to use an external script
that and the fact htat I don't want 20 rewrites :-)

There must be a way to handle this externally? I've done it but the Phrases don't seem to show up....

Any takers? :)

This is how I'm going to showthread.pph script from myscript.php
PHP Code:
  require_once('./global.php');
global $vbulletin;
 $vbulletin->input->clean_gpc('r', 'goto', TYPE_STR);
 
// doing showthread.php?t=X&goto=newpost
  $vbulletin->GPC['goto'] = 'newpost';
  $threadid = <some real threadid here is placed as a test>;
  require_once('./showthread.php');
exit; 
Now -- it does work, except the PHRASES are not there (at leas tnot all of them). Only guess I've had is that global.php is being executed too early..

Any takers? Please!! :banana:

merk 03-14-2006 02:53 AM
Why are you calling anything prior to the showthread script?

Bhuwan 03-15-2006 10:25 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by merk
Why are you calling anything prior to the showthread script?
I wanna run everythig through myscript.php using mod rewrites (for SEO). Hence the reason
Come on! Someone must have the answer!

Akex 03-15-2006 11:19 AM
You have to set up this also in the script which calls showthread

PHP Code:
// ################### PRE-CACHE TEMPLATES AND DATA ######################
// get special phrase groups
$phrasegroups = array();
 
// get special data templates from the datastore
$specialtemplates = array();
 
// pre-cache templates used by all actions
$globaltemplates = array();
 
// pre-cache templates used by specific actions
$actiontemplates = array(); 
Why ? Because, this need to be setup before global.php is calling. As it's written in your script, you call global.php (require_once mean called once and no more ...) but showthread.php won't call it (as it was already called) ... and $globaltemplates, $phrasegroups etc. won't be loaded.

The Geek 03-15-2006 03:25 PM
Try NOT including global in your header.
However that means you will need to cleanse your $_REQUEST variables manually.

Not sure if it will work, but it may. Saying that, its still kind of clunky :(

You may be better off using the global_start hook to include your code. Reason being that all your URLs will have to point to the same script which will simply encase each page.

Go with the global_start hook it will work for you in the long run.

HTHs

merk 03-15-2006 10:41 PM
I still see no reason why mod_rewrite wont work - the # character has nothing to do with server processing.

Bhuwan 03-16-2006 12:17 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Akex
You have to set up this also in the script which calls showthread

PHP Code:
// ################### PRE-CACHE TEMPLATES AND DATA ######################
// get special phrase groups
$phrasegroups = array();
 
// get special data templates from the datastore
$specialtemplates = array();
 
// pre-cache templates used by all actions
$globaltemplates = array();
 
// pre-cache templates used by specific actions
$actiontemplates = array(); 
Why ? Because, this need to be setup before global.php is calling. As it's written in your script, you call global.php (require_once mean called once and no more ...) but showthread.php won't call it (as it was already called) ... and $globaltemplates, $phrasegroups etc. won't be loaded.
Already thought of that but it didn't work :( Thanks tho!

Quote:
Originally Posted by The Geek
Try NOT including global in your header.
However that means you will need to cleanse your $_REQUEST variables manually.

Not sure if it will work, but it may. Saying that, its still kind of clunky :(

You may be better off using the global_start hook to include your code. Reason being that all your URLs will have to point to the same script which will simply encase each page.

Go with the global_start hook it will work for you in the long run.

HTHs
That actually worked . I suppose it is ok that i have to clean the variables myself; better than nothing :D ! :banana: thx


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