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RickW
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I have a php page that lists the most recent topics of my phpbb3:
http://www.antisource.com/activetopics.php
I went through the rigmarole of including this page in a staticpage center block, and failed horribly. There is an issue with relative paths and additional includes. Instead of fighting with this, I'd rather find another way to make this a center block.
So how can I make this php script a center block without staticpages?
(Btw, does 1.5.0 allow you to specify a php block as center, rather than just right/left?)
www.antisource.com
http://www.antisource.com/activetopics.php
I went through the rigmarole of including this page in a staticpage center block, and failed horribly. There is an issue with relative paths and additional includes. Instead of fighting with this, I'd rather find another way to make this a center block.
So how can I make this php script a center block without staticpages?
(Btw, does 1.5.0 allow you to specify a php block as center, rather than just right/left?)
www.antisource.com
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No... for the sake of SEO, I must have those links presented on the main page as part of the actual page.
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Hi Rick,
Did you try an iframe?
::Ben
No... for the sake of SEO, I must have those links presented on the main page as part of the actual page.
Why don't you parse an RSS feed in a php-enabled centerblock? That's okay for SEO, as long as you don't use javascript in the parser. Your forum has enough RSS feed options.
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