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Questions and errors: "Create your own vBulletin page" - receiving errors
Hello, my VB4 CMS is installed here: '/home/user/public_html/myforum
I am using/trying to create a custom page with the same template as in the example. So this is the code of my test.php [the test.php is inside /home/user/public_html/myforum/concorso]: PHP Code:
In the test.php there is a field: PHP Code:
Code:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/user/public_html/myforum/concorso/test.php on line 46 Question: Why I get that error? What kind of code should go there? If I want to put some <script> and html, should it go here in the test.php or in the template? --------------- Added [DATE]1284628226[/DATE] at [TIME]1284628226[/TIME] --------------- If I in the browser I stay in the test.php page for long time (about 10 - 20 minutes) and then I refresh the page, this is what I get: Code:
Unable to add cookies, header already sent. Question 2: why this is happening? How to resolve it? |
You cannot just add text like this into your php page:
PHP Code:
What are you trying to do there? |
I need to put something like this, not the same, but very similar:
HTML Code:
<form method="post" action="https://app.xxxx.com/main.php?moduleName=fm_subscribers&action=add_subscriber"> Where should I put this? |
The html goes into the template. php goes into the php file.
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Ok thanks, I'll try it out.
What about the "Unable to add cookies, header already sent." message that I get when I have the page open for long time and then press refresh? |
You get that with the totally default test page and test template?
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yes, exactly using the template and test.php as in the first page of th article, no changes. Also file names and template names are the same. Exactly copy and paste.
The only change is the: chdir ('/home/user/public_html/myforum'); It happens only when refreshing the test.php page |
Make sure you are using a text editor (not something like Word, but one just for text or php), and also make sure you put no extra lines or spaces before the <?php
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I always use Notepad++, and I confirm there are no spaces before <php
Now I will try to see if I get the same cookies error after disable my mods and I'll let you know |
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I disabled the whole plugin system from the settings in the cp, but I get the same error. Here attached: -test.php -screenshot of the error message -screenshot of the template -screenshot of the filetree Password via PM |
I don't know why it won't work in your directory. I think you may need to grab your directory path, then change to the forum one, include the global.php file, then change back to your directory. There are threads about this, but I don't have time to go looking around for them. But, go try searching and you should find them.
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Please give me some seconds and tell me if I should what you suggested above even if I get the same "cookies" error if I put the test.php on the forum root (of course with the chdir commented)? Because I tried and the same happens. |
I do not get the cookie error if I put the file above the forums directory and do a chdir to the forums directory. And, I don't get the cookie error if I put the file in the forums directory and don't use any chdir line.
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Could you please link to a page (no matter if yours or not) that is using a custom template made from your article?
I would like to see if I get the same, just to test we are on the same wavelength. |
I can't link to a vB4 page on any of my sites because they are all test sites and thus password protected. There were several links in the article to pages uses have made.
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Thank you, I tried to check some other sites, but it unfortunately happens only to me :(
--------------- Added [DATE]1284891929[/DATE] at [TIME]1284891929[/TIME] --------------- I found out!!! It's a codification problem. I get that error if I save the php file in UTF-8. But is should be saved in ANSI. However if I use ANSI I cannot use the special characters ł?ężźć, but I need them. I have to use online converters from whatever to ANSI :/ BTW, thanks much for your support |
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