I have a forum built with phpBB and wish to insert it into one of FW pages. Normally I would insert some MarkUp when I need to insert external PHP, but would that be the correct way of doing the same for the forum, or are there php actions available to help?
Nathan Garner
Creative Director
Austin Wells Design Limited
One Elmgate Drive - Littledown - Bournemouth BH7 7EF
t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
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phpBB uses a templating system to “wrap” the dynamic content with a
header, footer, and some theme elements (mostly CSS) for the middle.
You would have quite a time getting this to work any other way. Your
best bet would be to find a theme that’s close enough to the rest of
your layout (in terms of how the middle part looks) and then create a
header and footer using Freeway to lay it out and a text editor to cut
it up to complete the illusion.
Walter
On Jun 7, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I have a forum built with phpBB and wish to insert it into one of FW
pages. Normally I would insert some MarkUp when I need to insert
external PHP, but would that be the correct way of doing the same
for the forum, or are there php actions available to help?
Nathan Garner
Creative Director
Austin Wells Design Limited
One Elmgate Drive - Littledown - Bournemouth BH7 7EF
t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
Member of NAPP | Zen Affiliate | Dorset Business Member | YEC
Austin Wells Design Limited
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t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
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On 7 Jun 2010, at 15:19, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
phpBB uses a templating system to “wrap” the dynamic content with a header, footer, and some theme elements (mostly CSS) for the middle. You would have quite a time getting this to work any other way. Your best bet would be to find a theme that’s close enough to the rest of your layout (in terms of how the middle part looks) and then create a header and footer using Freeway to lay it out and a text editor to cut it up to complete the illusion.
Walter
On Jun 7, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I have a forum built with phpBB and wish to insert it into one of FW pages. Normally I would insert some MarkUp when I need to insert external PHP, but would that be the correct way of doing the same for the forum, or are there php actions available to help?
Nathan Garner
Creative Director
Austin Wells Design Limited
One Elmgate Drive - Littledown - Bournemouth BH7 7EF
t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
Member of NAPP | Zen Affiliate | Dorset Business Member | YEC
Would be nice for a simple expandable iFrame option but that brings it’s own problems.
Nathan Garner
Creative Director
Austin Wells Design Limited
One Elmgate Drive - Littledown - Bournemouth BH7 7EF
t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
Member of NAPP | Zen Affiliate | Dorset Business Member | YEC
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On 7 Jun 2010, at 15:19, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
phpBB uses a templating system to “wrap” the dynamic content with a header, footer, and some theme elements (mostly CSS) for the middle. You would have quite a time getting this to work any other way. Your best bet would be to find a theme that’s close enough to the rest of your layout (in terms of how the middle part looks) and then create a header and footer using Freeway to lay it out and a text editor to cut it up to complete the illusion.
Walter
On Jun 7, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I have a forum built with phpBB and wish to insert it into one of FW pages. Normally I would insert some MarkUp when I need to insert external PHP, but would that be the correct way of doing the same for the forum, or are there php actions available to help?
Nathan Garner
Creative Director
Austin Wells Design Limited
One Elmgate Drive - Littledown - Bournemouth BH7 7EF
t 01202 301271 e email@hidden w http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
Member of NAPP | Zen Affiliate | Dorset Business Member | YEC