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hey i'm sure this is an easy mod to do i'm just probably missing something obvious.
here's the php code for my page PHP Code:
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$forumjump= construct_forum_jump();
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thanks for your response! (first time i've got one here) i managed to make it work with your help, by just moving what i had done up above the print out like you said. why is that so?? (if anyone doesnt mind explaining?)
the $forumjump variable is assigned in the functions.php included in global.php so it wasn't needed to be assigned. |
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that is because you are already printing a page so any variables or functions after it will not be displayed on the printed out page, so if you want something to show on a printed out template/page it must be put before it in the php file. sort of like chronological order
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ahhhhhhhhh i see! there was a true ping moment when i realised the second line of the printing out was no longer to do with navbar, and then it all became crystal
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