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#312045 - 11/18/06 05:45 AM

2 different headers in UBB Threads 6.x.x

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If you wish to use 2 different generic header files, without using $fheader (headerfiles for each forums),heres how to do:

Note! Its provided that your default header is named "header.php"

1. Create a new headerfile and name it: "newheader.php", and upload it into your /includes directory.

2. Open your ubbt.inc.php file and find the following lines:

Php Code:

 // ------------------------------------------------
	// Let's see if we need to print out the nav menu
	   $What = find_environmental("PHP_SELF");
	   $script['0'] = "";
	   preg_match ("/(.*)\/(.*).php/",$What,$script);
	   $What	 = $script['2'];
	   if ( ($script['2'] == 'top') || (!preg_match("/\/admin$/",$script['1']) ) ) {

	   // ----------------------------
	   // require the header.php file
		 if ($script['2'] != "top") {
			if ($fheader) {
			   $header = "header_$Board.php";
			}else {
			   $header = "header.php";
			}
			@include "$thispath/includes/$header";
		 }

3. Edit the code to:

Php Code:

 // Let's see if we need to print out the nav menu
	   $What = find_environmental("PHP_SELF");
	   $script['0'] = "";
	   preg_match ("/(.*)\/(.*).php/",$What,$script);
	   $What	 = $script['2'];
	   if ( ($script['2'] == 'top') || (!preg_match("/\/admin$/",$script['1']) ) ) {

	   // ----------------------------
	   // require the header.php file
		 if ($script['2'] != "top") {
			if ($fheader) {
			   $header = "header_$Board.php";
			}else {
			   $header = "header.php";
			}
			if($config['newheader']){ @include "$thispath/includes/newheader.php";
		 }		 else { @include "$thispath/includes/$header";
   }
	  }

4. Open the program php file where you want the new header, e.g.faq_english.php and add the following code somewhere in the top of the file:

Code:

$config['newheader'] = 1;

so the top of the file looks similiar like this

Php Code:


<?
/*
# UBB.threads, Version 6
# Official Release Date for UBB.threads Version6: 06/05/2002

# First version of UBB.threads created July 30, 1996 (by Rick Baker).
# This entire program is copyright Infopop Corporation, 2002.
# For more info on the UBB.threads and other Infopop
# Products/Services, visit: http://www.infopop.com

# Program Author: Rick Baker.

# You may not distribute this program in any manner, modified or otherwise,
# without the express, written written consent from Infopop Corporation.

# Note: if you modify ANY code within UBB.threads, we at Infopop Corporation
# cannot offer you support-- thus modify at your own peril :)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/

$config['newheader'] = 1;
// Require the library
   require ("main.inc.php");
   

// ---------------------
// Send the page to them
  $html = new html; 
  $html -> send_header("Ofte stillede sp�rgsm�l",$Cat,0,$user);
  $html -> table_header("Ofte stillede sp�rgsm�l");

And voila! your new header file should take action, when clicking on faq. If want the new header on more pages, simply open your php files and add the code as described.

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Peter Arentzen
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#312086 - 11/24/06 07:48 PM Re: 2 different headers in UBB Threads 6.x.x [Re: arentzen]
AllenAyres I type Like navaho Registered: 03/10/00 Posts: 25427 Loc: Texas	Thanks for sharing Peter _________________________ - Allen - What Drives You?
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