yeha, it appears that the page in the iframe doesn't want to use the CSS info...

Well it won't because it is a frame and has it's own properties.
You would need to add the css properties to the page or edit the html to match the wrapper.

yeah, I just figured that out.
I was hoping to get it to match whatever style sheet the end user had selected to make it blend in seamlessly.

right now I am trying to get the font size figured out, it is too damn big!

I have no idea where it is getting its font size info from, only way I can change it is to put a font size tag in every TD cell, that can't be right.

I'm just going to wait for Giz to join the conversation, I want features included that are beyond simple wrapping

Is it possible to only display the content of one of these pages only if logged in as a member?

Sorry folks, medical issues kept me from checking shop here...

The iframe ignores the CSS file; in fact, it ignores everything since it's a completely seperate entity.

You should actually call the UBB's css file in the webpage that the iframe points to if you intend to use it.

Well, it'd really be an all or nothing thing, you'd set the "registered only" tick in the top portion of the script file.

btw, on the spot of using stylesheets; you could use an include statement and then adapt the pages to use smarty code; not entirely sure what you're working with or how feasable that would be as an option though...

That is fine, I want to create a few pages that I only want registered members to be able to see.

Thanks,
Joe

how do I implement PHP code in a wrapped file?

I'm trying to add recaptcha to my email form, but it is displaying the code as text, tried wrapping it in {literal} tag, didn't help.

I'm pretty sure it needs to be Smarty Friendly, so either formatted in Smarty Code or with {literal}{/literal} tags so smarty hands it off to PHP

I tried the literal tags, nothing happened...

if I post it like this,
all it does is display it as text,

if I had
it vanishes, but nothing else happens either.

I hope you're linking to the full path to the file and not assuming it'll just "grab" it... I'm not sure where you'd want all of your files if that's the case..

if I put the sample php script in the wrapper directory, it works fine with that path info, it just doens't work once it is wrapped.

http://www.vannin.com/threads/wrapper/example-captcha.php

Well, yeh, that's differant... The UBB has a base path, the wrapper uses that, so if you just use a full path to the file you completely eliminate that as a possible problem...

By calling that page outside of the wrapper, you're going past the UBB and its base path...

I did find a couple of things on google for using recaptcha in smarty, basically putting your php code and making a variable for smarty then calling that variable in the smarty wrapped code...

clicky

ok,I don't know [censored] about smarty tags. so I have no idea what that all means

so put that first bit in my php file, I can only assume they mean the reacaptcha.php file
I put the other tag that they said went in the TPL file in my wrapped file.. still nothing.

I have tried the relative and absolute path, I have put the recaptcha.php in my root dir, my threads DIR and the wrapper DIR...

still nothing

the php bit would go in the wrapper.php file, then the smarty reference call would go in your wrapped file

wrap.inc.php or wrapper.inc.php ?