[JARNAR]

Hello,

I created my presentation page, but it does not work!

Following this guide:

https://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=228112

Can you help me and correct the mistake?

This is my .php file (presentazione.php):
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Can you help my, please?

[MarkFL]

I've moved your thread from the modifications area (those are for publishing vBulletin products/styles). I've also enclosed your PHP code in the appropriate tags to make it easier to read.

The main issue I see is that you're trying to define the templates by using the code rather than giving the template names. You need to use the Style Manager to create the templates in the Master Style, and then use their names in your PHP script.

[JARNAR]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

I've moved your thread from the modifications area (those are for publishing vBulletin products/styles). I've also enclosed your PHP code in the appropriate tags to make it easier to read.

The main issue I see is that you're trying to define the templates by using the code rather than giving the template names. You need to use the Style Manager to create the templates in the Master Style, and then use their names in your PHP script.

I don't know how do it. Can you correct it so that I understand, please?

[MarkFL]

This code here:

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You need to create a template, with that code in it. Suppose you create this template and name it "mytesttemplate"...then your external script would look like:

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Does this make sense? Do you know how to create a new template in your master style?

[RichieBoy67]

Originally Posted by JARNAR

I don't know how do it. Can you correct it so that I understand, please?

Go into the admincp under styles and under the main style click create template in the drop down menu.

[Lynne]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

You need to create a template, with that code in it. Suppose you create this template and name it "mytesttemplate"...then your external script would look like:

Actually, you need to name the template whatever you have called it in this line of your php file:

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and again called in this line:

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According to the first line, you need to name the template "test". If you name it anything else, then it won't work. So, I think Mark corrected the template name on one line, but not the other. Both of those should be the same.

[MarkFL]

Originally Posted by Lynne

Actually, you need to name the template whatever you have called it in this line of your php file:

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and again called in this line:

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According to the first line, you need to name the template "test". If you name it anything else, then it won't work. So, I think Mark corrected the template name on one line, but not the other. Both of those should be the same.

I have always used one name for the script, and then other names for the templates rendered by the script. As long as the templates are specified in the $globaltemplates array, then they can be rendered without issue, at least that's been my experience.

For example, here's a very simple script I coded a while back for someone:

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[Lynne]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

I have always used one name for the script, and then other names for the templates rendered by the script. As long as the templates are specified in the $globaltemplates array, then they can be rendered without issue, at least that's been my experience.

ACK!!! My bad. I'm not sure what I was thinking - it's been a while since I have written a custom page and, um, uh, just forget what I said!!

[JARNAR]

I managed to create the page, thank for your support!