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| Thank you | November 21, 2007 @ 3:13pm | | Thanks David! |
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| November 21, 2007 @ 2:56pm | Admin Note:
Support request concerning the syntax for including scripts in a page has been moved here: http://www.flexcms.com/index.php/forum/6/296.html.
Please open a new thread in the General Support Requests board for future support requests.
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| November 21, 2007 @ 2:35pm | Wolf,
If you're concerned about people using one instead of the other, you can also tweak your site's DNS settings to redirect users to the www. when they enter the domain without it. You'd have to talk to your hosting company about that, though, since it's not really FlexCMS related and depends on the exact setup of the server.
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| November 21, 2007 @ 2:28pm | Wolf,
There isn't any easy way to access a FlexCMS page from within another page. And yes, they're stored in the database -- the core-Pages table to be exact.
If you really wanted to do it that way, you could add "exit();" at the bottom of the page you're including (which will stop the blocks and template from being added to it), and then include it with the full url -- "include_once('http://www.yoursite.com/index.php/pages/pagename');".
Ideally you'd create a .php file in or below your "public_html" folder, and then include it in a page that way. I like to make a "scripts" folder to keep them all organized, and then the syntax becomes "include_once('./scripts/yourscript.php');"
And you could also just paste that block of code directly into the page you want it to appear in.
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| Conruzuled | November 20, 2007 @ 11:41pm | Hey Otter,
I think I'm confused and maybe misinterpreting the original directions.
When it was said, "save this snippet as its own file and then use a php include statement" I saved the code as a Flex page, not a regular filesystem file.
My include statement can't seem to find the flex page (and using cpanel, I can't locate it either - so I'm thinking it's in the database, right?)
If it is in the database, can I include it from there?
Thanks!
Wolf |
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| Thanks | November 20, 2007 @ 8:57pm | Hi David,
Thanks for your speedy reply!
I'm thinking in terms of users, who someimtes might use "www" and other times not -- they may think they are not still logged in.
Flex rocks!
Cheers,
Wolf |
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| Page location | November 20, 2007 @ 8:53pm | Hi Otter,
Thanks for the speedy reply. When I create a page in Flex, to use as an include page... is the page location the root directory (i.e. public_html)?
Thanks,
Wolf |
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| November 20, 2007 @ 6:10pm | Hey Wolf,
An include goes like this:
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include_once('scriptlocation'); |
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Make sure you check the Enable PHP box as well.
If you want to add text above or below that include, simply use the following:
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?> your text here <?
include_once('scriptlocation');
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Otter and Out! |
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| Syntax when "including" | November 20, 2007 @ 5:39pm | What's the sytax for using it as an "include" on a page?
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| November 20, 2007 @ 1:23pm | Yes, I believe that would work if you need to make that change for your site.
The other thing that's worth noting, and may solve your problem, is that although the initial page you hit shows you as not being logged in, if you click on any link on that page you'll return to the site's main URL (with the www.), which will have you logged in again.
David |
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