Version: 1.00, by theguywhoknowz
Developer Last Online: Jul 2007
Version: 3.5.4
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Released: 05-04-2006
Last Update: Never
Installs: 13
No support by the author.
First of all, this hack is modify from the original column mod by amykhar. I would assume you already have the original mod installed, if not, click here
As many people have asked but got no answer, the original mod did not let you to have include file or using vb include function. This little hack will help you. :banana:
can you be a little clearer with the instructions?
first, i added the new plugin.. which automatically lead to a automatic error that made my whole site inactive. i set the plugin to "active" because the instructions didn't say whether to leave it on/off.
also, the instructions said to go to your modified footer template to replace $leftcolumn with $testinclude. in amykhar's original instructions, it didn't say to include any $leftcolumn code..
no, i didn't.. i was stuck at where i had left the message. i hope that wasn't a newbie question from me.. looking at the instructions for the original left column hack, there was no $leftcolumn code to replace. also, on the initial install, i made the plugin active which shut down my site.
the problem i had was concerning the left column. your instructions said to look in the footer, but for left column it's only in header (i haven't checked right column). you might want to note that in the instructions.
also, here's the problem. in instructions, i noticed this code:
require('your file path.php');
is this the absolute path or relative path, and to what file?
the problem i had was concerning the left column. your instructions said to look in the footer, but for left column it's only in header (i haven't checked right column). you might want to note that in the instructions.
also, here's the problem. in instructions, i noticed this code:
require('your file path.php');
is this the absolute path or relative path, and to what file?
thanks.
I think I mean absolute path like, and the file is whatever file is you are including.
I think I mean absolute path like, and the file is whatever file is you are including.
ah, i see. i thought this was to allow code into your left column.. for example, welcome $post[musername] and also to show how many new private messages the user received.
ah, i see. i thought this was to allow code into your left column.. for example, welcome $post[musername] and also to show how many new private messages the user received.
In theory, you can, just make a custom file that do all that then include it in
In theory, you can, just make a custom file that do all that then include it in
hmm can you give me some pointers on how to? all i can think of is say a .txt file with code that says $post[fieldXX], but that is pretty much the same as placing in $post[fieldXX].
Yeah! This is my problem with me too. I want to add the login form to the left column but when I added it & tried to login, the welcome was shown on the main navigation bar, not on the left column as I expected (I copied all of the code in navbar). How to do?