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A quick question for yall.
When you install vBulletin, and you go to step 2, 3, etc, at the top it says "install.php?s=step=2" or something like that.
How is this done? I'm creating something for my site and this is exactly what I need done so that I don't have to have a million different files for each thing. Thanks :) |
its just a link to install.php?s=&step=2
and in the php file it's just a condition if $step==2... |
Right but how do you declare step 2 and such?
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as stated above: with the url!
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I'm tired so I think I'm missing this...
So when someone clicks a link or a button then you put an if condition in there that makes it go to the next part? Ahh.../me confused. Sorry. |
Ahh ok I see now. I'm just really tired, sorry.
Ok now that I got that part working, how do I clear the rest of it?Meaning all it says is "Step 2" as a link. You click on it, then it says "Step 2this is step 2". I want the "Step 2" to disappear. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for the help! :) |
you'd do
PHP Code:
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Well that's sort of what I want. Another problem I'm having is that I want to update the stuff by templates and not by PHP files.
Thanks :) |
just create new templates and call emfrom within the php file as all vbfiles work :)
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