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I’ve just spent the whole day trying to figure out how to apply my my headers and footers as php includes in my messageboard. This friggin’ board won’t let me! But I will not<\/strong> be defeated by code! I will endure till I get around this!<\/em><\/p>\n This entry’s probably going to bore the rest of the people, but for those who enjoy reading programming stories [and terminology], I would like to share my experience with you guys \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n\n “Invision Power Board”<\/p>\n “nGALLERY”<\/p>\n “Night Flight”<\/p>\n Invision<\/a> uses a different method of displaying its templates. Though the output files are still PHP, you can’t just add your inline includes on the board wrapper.<\/p>\n I hacked into the files, and have pinpointed that Thing is, for some reason even when I set the variables as global,<\/em> they don’t seem to be stored at all! I tried other methods to test and have come to the conclusion that Invision’s<\/a> output module won’t play nice with the As a consolation, I have successfully applied the wrappers [although still incomplete] in this blog, the photo gallery<\/a>, and my songs<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “nBOARD” I’ve just spent the whole day trying to figure out how to apply my my headers and footers as php includes in my messageboard. This friggin’ board won’t let me! But I will not be defeated by code! I will endure till I get around this! This entry’s probably going to bore the rest …
\nfunctions.php<\/code> held the neccessary code for parsing the scripts globally. And have even to some extent, was able to output my includes. The problem is it only ouputs on a direct include();<\/code> function, when I need<\/strong> it to simply be stored in a variable for the wrapper script to parse in its own time.<\/p>\ninclude();<\/code> function.<\/p>\n