[mojodeluxe]

Originally Posted by Max Taxable

I'm stumped because I don't see anything in the code that would place this input information above the rest of the code in the header template. It should marry to where you put the call.

I have a feeling my issue may be related to the "print" in my code, perhaps that causes the problem as the global_start hook is called quite early.

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Originally Posted by mojodeluxe

I've also tried to replace the last line with:

ob_start();
print $v;
$myhtmlheader = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean;

This code actually has a typo in it, ob_end_clean; should be ob_end_clean();

Oddly enough, when I use this code with the typo (i.e. ob_end_clean, the result is similar to simply using $myhtmlheader = print $v;, that is the output appears on the very top of the html document, before the DOCTYPE.

Using the proper ob_end_clean(); code doesn't return anything on the page.

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Got it

require_once('xmlrpclibrary.inc'); 
$m = new xmlrpcmsg('method.name'); 
  $c = new xmlrpc_client("/xmlrpc.php", "mydomain.com", 80); 
  $r = $c->send($m); 
  if (!$r->faultCode()) { 
      $v = $r->val->me['string']; 
  }

$myhtmlheader = $v;

vB_Template::preRegister( 
    'header', array('myhtmlheader' => $myhtmlheader) 
);

then use {vb:raw myhtmlheader} in the template file.



Link to further examples : https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=228078