Completely Stuck with Integration
Posted by niravdave
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Completely Stuck with Integration November 22, 2008 07:15PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 4 |
Hi Guys,
I am not very good with php, just trying to figure out way here to integrate phorum with our website. but i m completely stuck and do not understand a bit ahead.
I want the forum which is here to be integrated here or vice versa. All I want is that forum should completely fit in the design.
I have reffered to few topics like
[www.phorum.org]
bharat has done something similar here [www.saathinight.com]
I DO NOT WANT TO INTEGRATE ANY USER INTEREGRATION as i wont be allowing registrations on forum.
help highly appreciated as this is the last thing on the list, which i need to finish before the deadline.
Thanks
Nirav
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/23/2008 03:10AM by niravdave.
I am not very good with php, just trying to figure out way here to integrate phorum with our website. but i m completely stuck and do not understand a bit ahead.
I want the forum which is here to be integrated here or vice versa. All I want is that forum should completely fit in the design.
I have reffered to few topics like
[www.phorum.org]
bharat has done something similar here [www.saathinight.com]
I DO NOT WANT TO INTEGRATE ANY USER INTEREGRATION as i wont be allowing registrations on forum.
help highly appreciated as this is the last thing on the list, which i need to finish before the deadline.
Thanks
Nirav
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/23/2008 03:10AM by niravdave.
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Re: Completely Stuck with Integration November 22, 2008 07:30PM |
Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 1,301 |
Well this will definitely require template creation. I would suggest you look at the possiblity of editing the header.tpl and footer.tpl files to start with. These files control the page content before and after the main forum content. Thus you can add the main layout for your site to these files to incorporate the forum. However, to get the look of the forum to match your site, you will need to edit the remaining tpl files.
It is recommended that you start with one of the provided templates, copy that template to a new folder, and begin your editing on the copied template.
EDIT: Actually, the forum thread that you linked to explains this concept pretty well. I would just start hacking away and learning as you go if you don't have the php/html knowledge and can't get someone to do it for you. If you don't have that kind of time, you will have to hope someone can pick up the project for you, but I believe everyone is pretty busy right now.
Joe Curia (aka Azumandias)
Modules: l0Admin Mass Email00000000l000000Automatic Time Zones000ll.l00000Enhanced Custom Profiles0.00Google Calendar0000l.l000000Post Previews
000000000Admin Security Suite000000000000Check Modules for Upgrades0000External Authentication000000Group Auto-Email00000.00000Private Message Alerts
000000000Attachment Download Counter0000Custom Attachment Icons000ll.ll00Favorite Forums000000.00000Highlighted Search Terms0000Self-Delete Posts Option
000000000Attachment Watermarks0l00000000Custom Language Database00l.l.0Forum Lockdown00000.00000Ignore Forums0000000000000Threaded Tree View
000000000Automatic Message Pruning00.llll.00Easy Color Scheme Manager0l.l00Forum Subscriptions0000lll000Moderated User Group
Templates:lGeneric Integration000000000 0000Simple Rounded000000 00000000Tabbed Emerald
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/2008 07:39PM by Joe Curia.
It is recommended that you start with one of the provided templates, copy that template to a new folder, and begin your editing on the copied template.
EDIT: Actually, the forum thread that you linked to explains this concept pretty well. I would just start hacking away and learning as you go if you don't have the php/html knowledge and can't get someone to do it for you. If you don't have that kind of time, you will have to hope someone can pick up the project for you, but I believe everyone is pretty busy right now.
Joe Curia (aka Azumandias)
Modules: l0Admin Mass Email00000000l000000Automatic Time Zones000ll.l00000Enhanced Custom Profiles0.00Google Calendar0000l.l000000Post Previews
000000000Admin Security Suite000000000000Check Modules for Upgrades0000External Authentication000000Group Auto-Email00000.00000Private Message Alerts
000000000Attachment Download Counter0000Custom Attachment Icons000ll.ll00Favorite Forums000000.00000Highlighted Search Terms0000Self-Delete Posts Option
000000000Attachment Watermarks0l00000000Custom Language Database00l.l.0Forum Lockdown00000.00000Ignore Forums0000000000000Threaded Tree View
000000000Automatic Message Pruning00.llll.00Easy Color Scheme Manager0l.l00Forum Subscriptions0000lll000Moderated User Group
Templates:lGeneric Integration000000000 0000Simple Rounded000000 00000000Tabbed Emerald
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/2008 07:39PM by Joe Curia.
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Re: Completely Stuck with Integration November 23, 2008 03:14AM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 4 |
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Re: Completely Stuck with Integration November 23, 2008 05:02AM |
Admin Registered: 21 years ago Posts: 8,532 |
This really sounds like standard HTML coding. A left panel normally is something that is implemented in the header.tpl, possibly by use of a simple table. If it's hard to imagine what this is about, then better find yourself somebody who can do the work for you.
I don't know what you want to switch to, but if it is a different forum package, then beware that the exact same templating issue will come up. For every package out there, you will need to create a good header and footer to make the forum look like the main site.
Maurice Makaay
Phorum Development Team
my blog
linkedin profile
secret sauce
I don't know what you want to switch to, but if it is a different forum package, then beware that the exact same templating issue will come up. For every package out there, you will need to create a good header and footer to make the forum look like the main site.
Maurice Makaay
Phorum Development Team
my blog
linkedin profile
secret sauce
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Re: Completely Stuck with Integration November 25, 2008 08:22AM |
Registered: 24 years ago Posts: 1,076 |
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