You can set up Apache to parse any number of files for PHP code, it is well documented on http://www.apache.org.

I finally got it working. I was having an issue though because I use the main.php3 page (This is our home page) as the template for all the other pages like news which is (main.php3?id=news). I was running into a parsing error because when I tried to goto the news page, it said the news include file could not be found. This obvious because the chdir has changed it postition for me. Now I am new to php so I tried all sorts of linking to get it to that damn file and what ended up working was this

<?php
include($DOCUMENT_ROOT . "/drumnbasscc/" . "$id.inc");
?>

Not sure if this helps anyone but just thought I would post this hoe. Also I had to do my chdir wierd. I have a feeling it is due to the cukie server layout but this was the only for me not get parse errors

<?php
chdir("../forum");
require("../forum/global.php3");
?>

If someone could maybe help me on organizing the code I would love the help. But at least this is working now.

Kode
http://www.drumnbass.cc

Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you put the code in a file.php, then include it in the .shtml file? :)

P.S. Hi Mano! *waves*

[Edited by WebStyles on 08-21-2000 at 02:17 AM]

well i got tired of trying to include bits of info on non vb pages... so i included the entire frontpage via SSI lol

http://www.animeboards.net/

well i am trying the including of vb info on a non vb page at http://animeboards.net/index2.php3 but can't seem to format the welcome back user output to the same font type and size as the below 3 text links on that page...

also how do i display

total threads | total posts
total registered members :
and newest member on this page ?

I also need to get this infomation

total threads | total posts
total registered members :

hehe again it's all in one post

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...?threadid=2658

How would I go about using the user defined vB header and footer fields on a non vB page ? I am going to set up a forum related page, and would like it to have the standard forum appearance...

Sorry if this is answered elsewhere, but I couldn't find anything by browsing or searching... :(

if the file is in the same directory as the forum is that the correct code?

Craig,
On a non php page (html document) you would use the include command: <!-- #include virtual="file name" -->

On a php page, you need to use a require command like this:

<?PHP
require( "global.php" );
?>