I have installed a custom PHP script within a custom template (movies.tpl).
I have set up the "Custom Template Anywhere" hack so that the new page (movies.php) will have the uniform look & function of the WSN header and footer.
The problem is that this custom script echoes code back into movies.php, and WSN Links is prepending all the anchor HREFs with {DIRURL}.
I tried setting the path variables above to absolute URLs and that did not work.
I have taken the PHP from movies.tpl and executed it in its own file apart from this code above and the anchors come out fine. So it is definitely something in the hack or my setup that is affecting the HREFs.
You didn't show me your template, which is where the problem is, but I presume you simply need to use absolute URLs in your template -- don't change the php file.
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I have installed a custom PHP script within a custom template (movies.tpl).
I have set up the "Custom Template Anywhere" hack so that the new page (movies.php) will have the uniform look & function of the WSN header and footer.
The problem is that this custom script echoes code back into movies.php, and WSN Links is prepending all the anchor HREFs with {DIRURL}.
Here's the source of movies.php:
<?php
$pathtowsn = '/data/10/0/130/155/945155/user/973349/htdocs/home/directory/'
$yourtemplatename = 'movies.tpl'
$usewrapper = 'yes'
$curr_path = getcwd();
chdir($pathtowsn);
require 'start.php'
if (!$template) $template = new template('custom/'. $yourtemplatename);
require 'end.php'
chdir($curr_path);
?>
I tried setting the path variables above to absolute URLs and that did not work.
I have taken the PHP from movies.tpl and executed it in its own file apart from this code above and the anchors come out fine. So it is definitely something in the hack or my setup that is affecting the HREFs.
Here's the page in question: http://www.gowesleychapel.com/directory/movies.ph...
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Here's the workaround:
Create the PHP file your visitors will navigate to, and insert ONLY the "Custom Template Anywhere" code to call your custom template.
Inside the custom template TPL file, use a PHP include to call another PHP file, containing the custom PHP code you want to run.
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You didn't show me your template, which is where the problem is, but I presume you simply need to use absolute URLs in your template -- don't change the php file.