Ok, so to say I am PHP ignorant may be an understatement. I actually know almost nothing about PHP. However, I did install the Advanced Guestbook (<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.tornadocentral.com/guestbook">www.tornadocentral.com/guestbook</a><!-- w -->) from cpanel. I was looking for some information about this, but I have seen very little (the <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.proxy2.de">www.proxy2.de</a><!-- w --> website gives very little)... So here is my question.... I want to incorporate the guestbook into the layout of my website (<a href="http://www.tornadocentral.com" target="_blank">www.tornadocentral.com</a>). In other words, I want the menu on the left with the guestbook in the right portino of the page (just as the rest of the site is layed out). Now, I have read some on incorporating php code into html text, but I just don't know where the 'main' php code is for this guestbook. Well, all I know is that I can just write-up the HTML (actually , SHTML) and just use <? ... ?> to bind the php code... LOL my apologies for the basic question I am sure, but hey, gotta learn somewhere. Thanks!<br /><br />Jeff Snyder<br /><a href="http://www.tornadocentral.com" target="_blank">Tornado Central</a><!--content-->
I noticed you mention 'no more frames' on you site, but i've cheated on this by including the guestbook in a frame (iframe to be exact), instead of tweeking the php beyond my capabilities....the disadvantage is that it relies on frames of course.<br /><br />waitingforgabe.net/gbook.htm<br /><br /><br />dj<!--content-->
I know it doesn't really help much, but the "main PHP" for the guestbook is all those templates it lists under the templates menu. It uses those to build the pages you see, so you would likely have to modify several of those to get the look you want, if you wanted to do it within guestbook, instead of framing it.<!--content-->
Hmm... maybe I will have to throw it in an IFrame then... let me see what I come up with. Thanks guys!<br /><br />Jeff<!--content-->
I noticed you mention 'no more frames' on you site, but i've cheated on this by including the guestbook in a frame (iframe to be exact), instead of tweeking the php beyond my capabilities....the disadvantage is that it relies on frames of course.<br /><br />waitingforgabe.net/gbook.htm<br /><br /><br />dj<!--content-->
I know it doesn't really help much, but the "main PHP" for the guestbook is all those templates it lists under the templates menu. It uses those to build the pages you see, so you would likely have to modify several of those to get the look you want, if you wanted to do it within guestbook, instead of framing it.<!--content-->
Hmm... maybe I will have to throw it in an IFrame then... let me see what I come up with. Thanks guys!<br /><br />Jeff<!--content-->