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Prior to version 7 we had the ability to create content islands that were non-php based. We all don't run our sites stricly on PHP. So can we have an option to have these islands on html for example? That would be nice.
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you can insert standard html into these islands between the eof lines
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I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant content islands as in, for example, getting the most recent discussion items to appear as a content island on another page, not on UBB.threads forums.
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That's a feature request of mine too javascript includes, styled/non-styled, etc.
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You can do it with an RSS Feed reader, assuming that the item is an rss feed from within threads; or you can use the php include option with the "external use" link to have it populate elsewhere on your site.
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I do however miss the js include like classic had, for the record
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Gizmo, You said: or you can use the php include option with the "external use" link to have it populate elsewhere on your site. But if the page I want it on is not a .php page, then the .php translators would simply ignore it. Am I right? This is exactly what I meant when I said earlier that it would be nice to this in html like we did in version 6. You mentioned an RSS Feed option. How do I do that?
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But if the page I want it on is not a .php page, then the .php translators would simply ignore it. Am I right? Yes, non-php pages cannot serve php content unless you set apache (through the conf or .htaccess) to read php content through .htm/.html pages. Well, the RSS feeds only work for forum data, check out my http://home.undergroundnews.com/ page, I use rss feeds from several sites, using LastRSS; I only grab the username and title, but the same could really be done for content as well.
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