[HOW TO - vB4] Create your own vBulletin page

[Adem GEN?]

This does not exist

PHP Code:

$templater->register('pagetitle', 'Test Page'); 


I want to show here is a variable
Example:

PHP Code:

// ###### YOUR CUSTOM CODE GOES HERE #####
$pagetitle = 'My Page Title';

$adem = 'Hello World'; 


HTML - template test

    <h2 class="blockhead">Title</h2>
    <div class="blockbody">
      <div class="blockrow">



        Text


{vb:raw adem}



      </div>
    </div>

Does not appear on the page

--------------- Added [DATE]1259433584[/DATE] at [TIME]1259433584[/TIME] ---------------

First message changed?

I have to add the following for $adem variable is?

$templater = vB_Template::create('TEST');
$templater->register_page_templates();
$templater->register('navbar', $navbar);
$templater->register('pagetitle', $pagetitle);
$templater->register('adem', $adem);
print_output($templater->render());

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by AdemGEN?

I have to add the following for $adem variable is?

$templater = vB_Template::create('TEST');
$templater->register_page_templates();
$templater->register('navbar', $navbar);
$templater->register('pagetitle', $pagetitle);
$templater->register('adem', $adem);
print_output($templater->render());

Yes, you must register any variable you plan to use in your template.

[Adem GEN?]

Thank you very
Now okay

[BBR-APBT]

How to show Whats going on Box on this new page?

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by BBR-APBT

How to show Whats going on Box on this new page?

I don't know, that article hasn't been updated. I would think the instructions are pretty much the same though.

[willy888]

Thanks I use this article its very helphull for me
Can we add a widjet with a collum in the new page ?

[Dave-ahfb]

Ok I have tried every which way from sunday to understand how to be able to use this with a certain group of my scripts with no luck. Keep in mind any responses may have to be "dumbed down"

Here is an example of how these scripts are set up.

page is originally called as such

PHP Code:

testpage.php?sub=gen_form 


testpage.php would contain code

PHP Code:

<?php
include_once('/path/to/test.class.php');
$gen_test = new test_gen;
?>

as well as

PHP Code:

<?php 

if($_GET['sub'] == 'gen_form')
{    
    $gen_test->gen_test_form(); 
}
if($_POST['sub'] == 'Generate Test')
{
    $gen_test->gen_test();
}
if($_POST['sub'] == 'Preview Test')
{
    $gen_test->preview_test();
}

?>

Of course all of the true scripting is located at /path/to/test.class.php

can anybody be of help? I am hoping with an example I can finish the rest of my scripts which are similar and maybe get a better understranding so that I may do my other scripts which are different.

[muratmunich]

And what if i have more than 10 Variables in a Template?
Do i have to register each variable ?

PHP Code:

$templater->register('your_variable', $your_variable);
$templater->register('your_variable2', $your_variable2);
$templater->register('your_variable3', $your_variable3);
.
.
$templater->register('your_variable10', $your_variable10); 


Does this way loose Performance (Many Class calls) ?
Or is there a Array ?

In my opinion the old way was more easier than this !

[ragtek]

You could put all youre variables into an array. Then you have only to register the arrayvariable.

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by ragtek

You could put all youre variables into an array. Then you have only to register the arrayvariable.

Yep, that is what I did to a few of my mods. I had $variable1 and $variable2 and $variable3, etc. and just through them all into an array - $myarray['variable1'] and $myarray['variable2'] and $myarray['variable3'], etc. Then I just registered $myarray.