I created a block and put the php file inside the same directory where SMF root is
here is the file i created with a table nested in it.
http://sputnikradio.com/chat/index2.php
I am trying to get that table to nest inside a block or an article ..I have tried using add php in articles and making php blocks...I evven tried it as an html block . it gives errors and stuff about sources/load.php line 1 and stuff.
I hacked the code to get the little table for my chat login to work outside the chat directory and as you can see its working just fine however it dont work when i put it in a block or article..even though i have a test file working in the smf root directory here http://sputnikradio.com/chat/index2.php
any help please
It's pretty hard to debug code when I can't either see the code nor have exact error messages. I have a guess that you have started your code with
<?php
and ended it with
?>
If that is true, then remove those codes from your block and it should work unless you have other errors.
If you want any further help with debugging, you'll need to post the code -- with the code tags as I have done (you can use the # button on the posting form) -- and the complete error messages.
thanks for the reply. I took out those tags like you said and am still getting an error....
Here is more info :
//THIS IS THE CODE
<table width="160" border="0" bgcolor="#000000">
<tr>
<td><?php
error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE );
require_once('../chat/inc/smartyinit.php');
//check for install--------------------------------------------------------------------------
$stmt = new Statement("SELECT * FROM {$GLOBALS['fc_config']['db']['pref']}connections LIMIT 1");
$res = $stmt->process();
if($res == null)
{
Header("Location: ../chat/install.php");
die;
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$data = array();
$data['version'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['version'];
$data['file_exists'] = file_exists('../chat/install.php') || file_exists('../chat/install_files');
ChatServer::loadCMSclass();
$cms = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['cms'];
$cmsclass = strtolower(get_class($cms));
$data['is_cms'] = ($cmsclass == 'defaultcms') && (! isset($cms->constArr) );
$data['languages'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['languages'];
$data['defaultLanguage'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['defaultLanguage'];
$data['is_statelesscms'] = ($cmsclass == 'statelesscms');
$data['adminPassword'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['adminPassword'];
$data['moderatorPassword'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['moderatorPassword'];
$data['spyPassword'] = $GLOBALS['fc_config']['spyPassword'];
$smarty->assign('data', $data);
$smarty->display('index3.tpl');
?>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
//END OF CODE
//This is the ERROR MESSAGE I AM GETTING
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /home/sputnikr/public_html/main/Sources/Load.php(1735) : eval()'d code(209) : eval()'d code on line 1
//END ERROR MESSAGE
What you have in your code is not php. It's html. (It's very difficult to read your code because you didn't use the code tags as I asked you to.)
I always find it confusing to mix php and html, but I think you can use your code if you start it with
?>
and end it with
<?php
This is exactly the opposite of what you probably had to start with and what I told you to get rid of. It's all because the contents of a php block or a php article is executed by the use of an "eval" function.
Personally, I think it's better to write the whole thing in php, but that may just be me. :)
yeah im not that great of an originiator of codes I pretty good at hacking it up and trying to do stuff with it. This code is the code that comes with flash chat. I kinda hacked it up too.
I figured a way....the main tpl file index2.tpl that is in the code...I can edit that into table and it makes it look a lot better.
thanks for the help