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Originally Posted by Dismounted
Add your base element in the headinclude template, and use an absolute URL (http://www.site.com/forum). Use absolute paths (i.e. /home/user/public_html) for chdir().
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Dismounted,
I feel like I should apologize for taking your time. You have been most gracious. I would like to think we are making progress. I added the base element to the headinclude template using the absolute URL as suggested. I added to the index-test.php page:
chdir('/home/xxxx/public_html/forum')
The CSS worked in Safari but not Firefox on the index page. I added a link href to the .css file in the index page and now that works (I had to use the absolute URL, relative did not work).
I no longer get error messages and my html footer now displays again. Unfortunately, the original issue remains. The user login status and the calendar view links do not display correctly. I am wondering if this is related to the include itself. If I use a relative path, the page does not work, I only get error codes. The code now is:
include ("http://www.lahabraevents.com/forum/calendar.php");
If you have a magic wand to make this work, I would be most appreciative.
Thanks again,
David