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Subject: "Including" Posted: @ 3:04 pm on Dec 08 2005

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Ok, well at the moment the code seems to be fine. Its just that I can't include it into my main index file. I try including the registration page with

Code:

$page = $_GET["pag e"];

switch($page) {
case 'register':
include "content/r egister.php&quo t;;
break;

the form shows up but when I click submit it just clears the form but doesn't actually add the entry. Any help would be appreciated. PS. These is a really great tutorial, Thanx.

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Subject: "re: Including" Posted: @ 1:40 am on Dec 09 2005

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just do this:

Code:

<?php
include($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_RO OT'].'/path/t o/file/the_file .php');
?>

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Subject: "re: Including" Posted: @ 5:52 am on Dec 09 2005

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That still doesn't seem to work since I am using a templating system. http://codewalk ers.com/tutoria ls/58/

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Subject: "re: Including" Posted: @ 4:52 pm on Dec 09 2005

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If its thats much of a problem, then just paste the php code into your template, rather than including it.

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Subject: "re: Including" Posted: @ 2:00 am on Sep 20 2006

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I too am using a template system so the pages I want the comments on are all called from a .tpt and I have no idea how to add the code into my current template and then call apon it...

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Subject: "re: Including" Posted: @ 2:43 am on Sep 20 2006

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Open the code of your template page and insert this code. Modify the path to match where you decided to store the comments.php script.

Code:

<? include($_SERVE R['DOCUMENT_RO OT'].'/path/t o/comments_scri pt.php'); ?>

I posted this solution above. I dont believe having at template system would keep this from working. This needs to go where php can be executed.

I never tested including this code with a template system. If you're looking into code like this I would recommend designing your own site to prevent problems just like this. This way, you're in complete control.

This site has articles that can help you get started.

Here are a few key articles:

How ever, I believe each article on this site is important- thats why they're here so read up and post any questions you come across in the appropriate FORUMS< /a>

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