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Declaring variables within a template
I can't seem to declare a variable within a template.
If I wanted to say $name="Bob" in a template, how would I go about it? Sorry all, I am a newbie at coding but everybody has to start somewhere :) |
You cannot use php within a template. If you want to declare a variable to be used in a template, you need to add a plugin that uses a hook within that php page. The hook you use depends on where you want to use that variable. If you give us a bit more information on what you want to do, we may be able to make suggestions on which hook to use.
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I am trying to build the famous "multiple sites with common forum",
and I am soooo close to success... What I am trying to do is change the url of the last post within a certain forum (forum #35) in forumhome_lastpostby Basically, I am trying to say - if $forumid = '35' then $urll = "site2.com" else $urll = "site1.com" ($urll is the variable) And I know nothing about plugin and hook... LOL --------------- Added [DATE]1202597443[/DATE] at [TIME]1202597443[/TIME] --------------- After investigating the plugin and hook system, I have written the proper code to make this work. Thank you Lynne for getting me going in the right direction. |
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