[davis31b]

I have tried every possible combination of trying to get this done and have got close, but it still isn't working correctly.

What I want to do is include my auction site, which can be viewed here: http://www.generalaviationonline.com/auction/ into a separate PHP file that I have created that was integrated into the navbar mod & used the How to create your own VB page article.

So my file, which is auction.php contains the following code:

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While this is the closest code (which is highlighted in red) that I have been able to use to somewhat do what I want, when it outputs the auction site, it doesn't load it in between: vb:raw navbar & vb:raw footer, instead it displays it at the very top of the page (see attachment photo) and it doesn't even load all the images.

Any ideas what I need to do? I would even pay someone to help me fix it. Thanks!

[Lynne]

Two things, why not just put the code into the page instead of this line:

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And secondly, you cannot use echo when spitting out something to a template. You need to assign the output to a variable and then spit out the variable in the template.

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[davis31b]

I didn't think about placing the code directly in the php file. Where do you feel is a good place for the code? Where I had the echo command?

And the second part is over my skill level. Thanks for the quick input.

Here is the code from my index file for the auction site, I know that I will need to add "auction/" in front of most of the directories so that it will be able to find it, but I will probably need a little help combining both php files, if someone could help me, I would be indebted to you!

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[Lynne]

I basically wrote the second part of the code for you. Cellarius wrote a really good article that you may be interested in - [vB4] Rendering templates and registering variables - a short guide That will help you understand that part of the code.

I would still not do it your way. I'd just include the code in the php file instead of in an outsite file, but that is up to you.

[davis31b]

Originally Posted by Lynne

Two things, why not just put the code into the page instead of this line:

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Okay, I tried this.. not working, I just want to pay someone!

[Lynne]

You are welcome to post in the Requests For Paid Services if that is what you want.

[davis31b]

I have posted this in the PAID services area and am looking for a design similar to this screenshot I edited: