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Support => English Support => Topic started by: Zealotus on April 06, 2010, 12:57:31 AM

Title: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Zealotus on April 06, 2010, 12:57:31 AM

I'm trying to implement eqdkp into my portal as a page (rather than implementing the portal in eqdkp).
But I'm having some issues...
It says that redirect() is an unknown function:

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Call to undefined function redirect() in C:\xampplite\htdocs\portal\Sources\Subs-Portal.php(1333) : eval()'d code on line 20Which is:

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redirect('viewnews.php' . $SID);
Yes, eqdkp's index.php have it's own includes (line 3):

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include_once($eqdkp_root_path . 'common.php');
Any ideas?

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: [SiNaN] on April 06, 2010, 03:36:34 AM

Use redirectexit() instead. Like:

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redirectexit('http://yoursite.com/somefile.php');

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Zealotus on April 14, 2010, 01:54:57 PM

Ah I belive I left out a few things... >.<
I was trying to load the page with include();

redirectexit() does work but...
I'd like it to open within the portal if that's possible. :S

Also, how do I add more links in the main navigator?
(this is not related to either the portal or even the current issue but I figure you guys know)

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: AngelinaBelle on April 16, 2010, 03:32:56 PM

Quote from: Zealotus on April 14, 2010, 01:54:57 PM

redirectexit() does work but...
I'd like it to open within the portal if that's possible. :S

I don't think SimplePortal provides a way to redirect a page AND stay within the portal. SimplePortal does not use frames.

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Also, how do I add more links in the main navigator?
(this is not related to either the portal or even the current issue but I figure you guys know)

For SMF 1.1.11, the best way to learn about this is to search for Search for [home] in index.template.php.  For SMF 2.0, it is, in a way, both easier and more complicated. The best way to get help may be at simplemachines.org
 

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Zealotus on April 17, 2010, 06:16:05 PM

Would it be possible to load it in an iframe then, using HTML?
(I know frames are bad, but meh!)

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Nathaniel on April 17, 2010, 07:35:20 PM

You could use an iframe, and yes, it would be dodgy. ;P

Does that program have any functions that you can call to get data from it?

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Zealotus on April 18, 2010, 07:05:56 AM

Yes, I belive it does.
Tried an iframe and it turned out blank...

So I'm giving up on loading it within the portal and will add a link to it in the main nav instead.

But thanks for all the help anyway.

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Nathaniel on April 19, 2010, 08:47:17 AM

Well, an iframe should work if you want to try it again, although it isn't the best solution by a long way.

Marked as solved.

Title: Re: Limitations of include(); ?
Post by: Zealotus on April 22, 2010, 05:36:43 PM

I know, and it didn't quite work either.
Anyway, I'll just add a link to the page.