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Dilerious
21 Mar, 2008 - 05:33 AM
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I integrated my forum into one of my pages [somewhat like this website]

And when I clicked on one of the forum topics it removed what was outside of the forum.
For example, it would have a header, and then the forum itself, but when I clicked on a part of the forum the header was removed.

Is there anyway I can keep the header at the top of the page while browsing the forums?

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[still working on the skin and layout and what not but you get the idea]

Here is the code that I used to integrate it

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<?php
    include('index.php');
?>
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RE: Integrating Pages
21 Mar, 2008 - 05:39 AM
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If you are going to start using PHP includes, you should seperate the header and footer and you can also do
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<?php include('header.php') ?>

etc..

This should fix the problem, my blog is structured in a similiar fashion. It has a header, sidebar, main, footer, and navigation....

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21 Mar, 2008 - 05:47 AM
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In stead of having your include file like you have it now (in the start of your PHP code


php

   1. <?php include('header.php') ?>


Do it outside your PHP code . Do your PHP code, then you have your HTML, <HEAD></HEAD> then <BODY>, inside your body tag add your include


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<? php include("filename.php") ?>
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21 Mar, 2008 - 05:49 AM
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Yeah thanks guy's, it's all working like I want it to now =D
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22 Mar, 2008 - 08:36 PM
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I would also suggest you look at utilizing a very simple MVC framework such as Fusebox. I found an older version online and modified it to port to PHP so I don't have the include issues inherent in code such as yours.

Check out www.fusebox.org to obtain a sample app in FB3 which is written in PHP to give you some guidance.

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In stead of having your include file like you have it now (in the start of your PHP code


php

   1. <?php include('header.php') ?>


Do it outside your PHP code . Do your PHP code, then you have your HTML, <HEAD></HEAD> then <BODY>, inside your body tag add your include


php

<? php include("filename.php") ?>
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