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#1 14-08-2006 18:56:41
- eminent ideas
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Using MyNews Muliple times...
Is there anyway to use MyNews multiple times n one page without changing all the variables, functions, ect? If there is a way I sure would appreciate ya letting me know....
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#2 21-08-2006 22:32:57
- sidtheduck
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Re: Using MyNews Muliple times...
Why are you trying to use MyNews multiple times? Are you trying to do some different categories, etc.?
You could probably just put each version of MyNews under a different subfolder (i.e. 'news1' and 'news2') and then call the '/forum/mynews.inc.html' twice
<? include ('/forum/news1/mynews.inc.html') ?>
<? include ('/forum/news2/mynews.inc.html') ?>
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#3 22-08-2006 01:25:13
- eminent ideas
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Re: Using MyNews Muliple times...
You cant use the same globals multiple times... when using the same script... if you have news1, news2, and news3 you have to have vaiable1, variable2, and variable3.
Thanks,
Tojo
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#4 22-08-2006 02:18:34
- sidtheduck
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Re: Using MyNews Muliple times...
sorry, you're right, eminent ideas.
Again though, why do you want to include MyNews multiple times on one page? I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to accomplish, so I am not sure how to help. There may be some workarounds for getting it done easier than changing all the variables and functions, but I don't know what limitations there are (iframes vs. no frames, admin link for each from that page or not). If you could let me know what you are trying to accomplish and how, it would help out.
Thanks.
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