Custom Templates

http://www.thesignsite.co.uk/index.php

http://www.thesignsite.co.uk/arcade.php

The ads on the right side and the bottom scroll bar don't show up on the arcade page. They're custom templates set to a variable in a plugin. The weird thing is the ones on the left are done the same way but they show up. Anybody know whats up?

[zlos]

Originally Posted by PyroNET

http://www.thesignsite.co.uk/index.php

http://www.thesignsite.co.uk/arcade.php

The ads on the right side and the bottom scroll bar don't show up on the arcade page. They're custom templates set to a variable in a plugin. The weird thing is the ones on the left are done the same way but they show up. Anybody know whats up?

I got the same situation. I have even an extra plugin to load my ads and menus into a variable:

PHP Code:

$active_user_counter = implode('', file('/var/www/html/www.foo.org/counter.html'));

$extra_menu = implode('', file('/var/www/html/www.foo.org/extra_menu.php'));

$forum_advertisement_left_side = implode('', file('/var/www/html/www.foo.org/ads_forum_left.html')); 


Hook location: ibproarcade_global_start


This is not working as well. Some variables are correct, some not. Simply these variables are empty or not parsed when including my footer template.


What goes wrong?

[zlos]

Knock knock

[PyroNET]

Still haven't found anything on this.

[PyroNET]

Still no response... Searching back through the forums I found someone had this same problem in September of last year, and still no fix.

[Ghandi]

I went into the same problem today that all my via plugin defined variables are not showing up. I searched a bit around and found a solution. Open "arcade/functions/functions.php" and search for a function named "do_output". Add all your needed variables to the global lines and they will show up again.

[MortysTW]

Sounds like there is a CLOSE tag somewhere that is causing actual function that the "plug-ins" are associated to stop or CLOSE to minimize load on the server.

For example, if you look at your AdminCP>Plugins & Products>Plugin Manager, and scroll down to Product: vBulletin you'll notice there are "global_start" and "global_complete" and other hook locations.

I'm thinking the "switch" is turned off that tells your plug-in to "turn on" by the time the code spills out to the line where your plug-in hook is located.

*****************HOOK TURN ON TAG***********
****misc code code code code code
code code
code code blah blah blah more code
**********YOUR WORKING LEFT PLUGIN HOOK***********
code
code
code blah blah blah
*************HOOK TURN OFF TAG*************
code code
blah blah
code
*************YOUR RIGHT COLUMN PLUGIN WHICH DOES NOT WORK*********
code code code
code blah blah
***********FOOTER*************

Just a thought. I am a little tired this morning though.