[Rocket2009]

Yes, I agree that I am having trouble getting global.php called correctly through this rendering system.

I have tried adding

chdir ('/home/touring7/public_html/');
require_once('./global.php');

to /kb/index.php
to /kb/knowledgebase.php
and directly to the template in my style called KBPublisher (if you are following my earlier post)

and I have had no luck.

If I just load knowledgebase.php at the browser, I am logged in fine.

As you recall from earlier post, kb/index.php calls /kb/knowledgebase.php as a kb template which then calls the vB template KBPublisher. Everything displays as expected but I am not logged in.

I even tried defining a tag called {global_load} to try and insert an additional call to global.php by inserting the php code to no avail.

Two ideas:

(1) Do I need to 'register' a page such as /kb/index.php?

(2) Perhaps I could call global.php at /kb/index.php to define security tokens and etc and then pass that code via a tag to the vbulletin template via the /kb/index.php rendering system. Suggestions for what form that code should take?

Please help me get the global.php called and working correctly.

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I am continuing to experiment and I might be close, if I can get some help:

In the /kb/input.php I place the following code:

$curdir = getcwd ();
chdir('/home/touring7/public_html/');
require_once('./global.php');
chdir ($curdir);
.
.
.

$page->assign('global_load',$vbulletin->userinfo['securitytoken']);

I have a tag I created in my template called {global_load} which renders the page correctly but on top of the page it prints out the security token obtained from the global call /kb/index.php. So this verifies that I can pass a global variable (security token) through the rendering process.

Can someone suggest a way I can get that rendered page to accept the security token so it will see me as logged in?

Thanks.