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Put it under the bit which says:
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when i put it right under that the code will come above the header.
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yes i would like to do that samething on that portal hack with this code
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vB templates operates different, you save your code in a variable and then put it in a template. The final code is outputted when the script finishes executing, only then is the data displayed.
vB: Processing -> Output Other small PHP files: Output (header) -> Processing -> Output (Dynamic content) -> (Processing e.t.c.) If you don't want to do it that way then just use the HTML output from a vB and try and hack it up to fix your custom page. |
can you give me an example because i don“t understand what you mean..
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Can you post your whole custom page code that you have now?
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i don?t have any other then this https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=62164 right now and i don?t now how i should do thats why im asking for an example..
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Okay, in your file, find:
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