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dimeco
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Apr 25, 2008, 1:20 PM

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Sorry for the questions today guys lol

Quick question.

"I did the convert ssi to php".

Problem:

Is there a reference as to WHAT the plugin codes are for the php version?

i.e., global index - I've changed it, and rebuilt - and it then has pieces that don't appear because they haven't properly converted.

Do I have to click the "convert ssi to php" EVERY time I adjust my templates?

(placeholders specifically)

Amber

Amber


Jake
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Apr 27, 2008, 1:29 PM

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Hi Amber,

What that function does is change the SSI code on your templates from this:

<!--#include virtual="/path/to/your/file.html" -->

to this:

<?php include("/path/to/your/file.html"); ?>

If you're working from a set of template that is different from those stored on your server, then you would have to complete this operation each time. There's an easy way to get around this though - just download your templates after using this function and work from those copies instead. Does this make sense?

If content isn't being included properly, you may want to make sure that your pages are being published with the .php extension.

Feel free to ask any other questions about this!
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dimeco
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Apr 28, 2008, 6:21 AM

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Re: [Jake] php template fix question [In reply to] Can't Post

All pages were being published as .php properly.

I gave up and switched back to shtml. I don't have time to keep fighting with this, even though it was my preferred extension.

Amber

 
 
 


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