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Easy question - vbphrases dont' work
I'm creating a new file and wondering why Vbphrases arn't working while almost all other variables are...
the file is simply: PHP Code:
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#2
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Phrases are usually put in a template and then parsed by the php automatically, I don't know if you can do it this way, since I never tried.
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#3
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it should, $vbphrase is just a bigass array. my real problem is more along the lines of this line:
PHP Code:
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#4
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First of all you shouldn't use both the normal global.php and the adminc/global.php. Only the admin should be enough.
you might need to add the following after all included scripts: PHP Code:
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I need to include both global.php's because of the functions i'm running through the script ^_^.
Also, since both are included I removed the "global $vbphrase;" since $vbphrase = init_lang(); is already included in one of the global.php's. Also, i've tried a "global $vbphrase;" and that still didn't work. In any matter, the script i posted originally should work (i think). still not sure of the problem, why vbphrase isn't working. |
#6
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In which phrasegroup is the phrase you are trying to use? Not all groups are loaded by default.
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#7
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hrm. good question. which phrasegroup is used in the adminCP?
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#8
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Different ones. Just lookup the phrase you want to use and see which group it belongs to.
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#9
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ok where do i do that, for example this phrase "$vbphrase['all_template_groups']"
how do i load that into my script? |
#10
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bueler bueler?
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Template Usage:
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