You Are Here mod

Can someone dispay the code because I'm not on ly computer (it's goig to bebroken for a while) and the computer I'm on doesn't read .tar?gz file (I HATE windows, don't you just love Linux). Si If someone could display the code of attach directly the file I would be greatful.

[www.zipgenius.it]
reads tar.gz too on windows.

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Thomas Seifert

Thx, i'll donwload it right away.

Hi,

First of all: I was looking for a function like this :)
After looking into your Module, i have some suggestions:

You should take a look into the defined Constants (and maybe the PHORUM variable), since there are some values you could use. E.g. you don't have to determine yourself, which page is the current. There is a defined one called "phorum_page".

I did not use your module, because it directly puts out the content instead of making it available for the phorum template system. This is much more flexible, and prevents conflicts with header redirects and stuff.

I've attached an example function to do the job, feel free to use whatever you want (it's not a complete module).

Thanks!

The mod was written before "phorum_page" was available. That was implemented as a result of my request for help! See <[phorum.org];

Later I uploaded a version that uses it: <[phorum.org];

I'll look at your code with great interest as I know little about the phorum template system.

Oh, excuse me, I haven't seen the other version.
And thanks for the phorum_page constant, as I use it very often in my module functions :)

i need to modify the display of this default one is place after header, so how can i change it

include phorum_get_template( "header" );
phorum_hook("after_header");

i found this, but want i want to achieve is put this mod display in header.tpl. now headache

soeren Wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> First of all: I was looking for a function like
> this :)
> After looking into your Module, i have some
> suggestions:
>
> You should take a look into the defined Constants
> (and maybe the PHORUM variable), since there are
> some values you could use. E.g. you don't have to
> determine yourself, which page is the current.
> There is a defined one called "phorum_page".
>
> I did not use your module, because it directly
> puts out the content instead of making it
> available for the phorum template system. This is
> much more flexible, and prevents conflicts with
> header redirects and stuff.
>
> I've attached an example function to do the job,
> feel free to use whatever you want (it's not a
> complete module).


how to modify this into templete?

soeren Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Hi,
>
> First of all: I was looking for a function like
> this :)
> After looking into your Module, i have some
> suggestions:
>
> You should take a look into the defined Constants
> (and maybe the PHORUM variable), since there are
> some values you could use. E.g. you don't have to
> determine yourself, which page is the current.
> There is a defined one called "phorum_page".
>
> I did not use your module, because it directly
> puts out the content instead of making it
> available for the phorum template system. This is
> much more flexible, and prevents conflicts with
> header redirects and stuff.
>
> I've attached an example function to do the job,
> feel free to use whatever you want (it's not a
> complete module).


ur attachment php file got syntax error if i not mistaken