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Using Photopost within SMF pages.

Started by Cajunle, November 24, 2007, 02:51:14 PM

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Cajunle

I have SMF and Photopost integrated and working find.  During the installation of Photopost I set the intergated stylesheet option which works find, but it does not use the header or blocks  with SMF.  Is it possible to integrate a 3rd party script like Photopost into some sort of frame on a separate page or create a separate page using headers, blocks, etc.

Ken.

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Don't know anything at all about Photopost so this may not fit your needs, but if you do a search for iframes and Coppermine you will see lots of information on how some members have used iframes in TP articles to pull various pages (like gallery's) into SMF/TP.
If your Photopost is a stand alone gallery this would be one possible approach.

EDIT: In re-reading your post I'm wondering what you are going for because you say that you already have SMF & Photopost working together... what exactly are you trying to do as they relate to TinyPortal?
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Cajunle

With SMF forum integration, your users will use their existing forum account to login to PhotoPost, without needing to register again and maintain a separate account. Additionally, Photopost offer stylesheet integrations with SMF forum to easily setup your PhotoPost gallery to match your forum's look and feel, but does not use the TP theme index page with the headers and blocks.  It is together, but separated..

I hope that makes more sense.

Ken.

Hopefully one of our TP theme writers will be able to give you some tips on how to integrate with TP themes.
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