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Post your code and please use the code/html/php tags when you do so it's easy to read.
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Err can't really post the code..but I'm using it exactly as above?
I have more PHP scripting going on to pull info out of the database as well because that's what the script is for...premium usergroups...and this is a script only they should be able to see. Please help |
Sorry, all I can suggest then is that you have something wrong in your code. I've used those same lines in my homemade pages and they work just fine as long as the rest of the page is coded correctly and all the paths to the files are correct. Did you do your page using one of these articles as a template? How to create your own vBulletin-powered page! (uses vB templates) or [How-To] vBulletin API Basics: Creating Custom Pages & Misc.
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No..this page is in the root directory of my site...not the forum directory... :) :\
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So? I don't understand why that changes anything? You do exactly what the article says only do the chdir before requiring the globals (like we did above).
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The PHP code should be in the <body> tag right?
I'm putting it in the PHP code just above the script, which pulls info out of the database.. The PHP code that you gave me makes the script break and the HTML code break as well..without he PHP code you gave me, the script works though. :o |
php code should be in the php file, not in any html area.
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What?..
It's in a .php file if that's what you mean?.. Are you saying this script should have it's own file ??.. |
But you said you put it in the <body> tag - in the html area of your page. It has to be within the php tag part of your page. Like at the top after you do a require of the global.php page.
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