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Chameleon
 
 
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Hi I am trying to insert some code from phpjabbers into a web page without any luck so far.
Can someone explain where I should be inserting said code into the listed places?

1. Copy and paste the code below at the very top of your .php page. It should be line 1 of your .php web page.

2. Copy and paste the code below into your html code, where the forum will be displayed.

3. Copy and paste the code below at the very bottom of your .php web page after all the other code.

for 1 I have inserted it into the page html "start of page"
for 2 I have put an html tool into a layer on the page and put the code into it
for 3 I have opened the page HTML again and put it "after <body> tag"
I have the page ext set for PHP and uploaded it to a test site but nothing shows??

thanks,
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Does your browser show the .php page when you visit your site? Or maybe there is an old index.html that prevents loading the .php page? .html comes first.
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1. Copy and paste the code below at the very top of your .php page. It should be line 1 of your .php web page.
Page HTML -> Start of Page
2. Copy and paste the code below into your html code, where the forum will be displayed.
Add an HTML object.
3. Copy and paste the code below at the very bottom of your .php web page after all the other code.
Page HTML -> End Of Page

Note that there is generally no support on custom a code because for me it may also take a lot of time to figure out how to use the code.
However, WWB will not change the code, it will be published "AS IS". So, if it does not work then either the code is invalid, it is placed in the wrong place or it conflicts with other code on the page.

To debug PHP errors you will have to enable PHP error logging on the server.
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do you have a link to the page? I'm very familiar with their scripts.
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Post by Chameleon »

Hi folks thanks for the help.
I will give it another try later.
I have one page uploaded to www.club.theorbe.co.uk

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made the changes as per Pablo's suggestion but still nothing? when viewed online i get my under construction page ok but it shows the code
{SF_LOAD}
where the forum should be. I have this code in an HTML object but the code shows not the forum??
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Without knowing how the code works, it is very difficult to say anything meaningful about this.
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No Probs I will play about with it and see how it can be implemented.

Cheers.
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On the install page in the backend of the script, make sure you enter the correct web address for the web page where the forum is put.

For example: www.club.theorbe.co.uk/index.php
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Cheers Crispy68

I already had that set. It seems that I need to install on the main domain and not cross domain ( according to phpjabbers it will not work on cross domain).
I will try it out later when I get my office back from my other half who has evicted me so that she can work from home :lol:
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Ahhh, yes. That is a very important piece of information to have known. Once you do it on the main domain it should work.
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