Hello and sorry to interupt again but I am a newbe in CMS.
I have been trying to embed my forum into cms simple, but gets the folowing error
Fatal error: Smarty error: [in preview:cmspreview5Z6mqy line 322]: syntax error: unrecognized tag 'fetchfurl' (Smarty_Compiler.class.php, line 576) in /home/virtual/rollespiller.dk/public_html/lib/smarty/Smarty.class.php on line 1088
the command i have been using in a page with made with the default template is {fetchfurl url="http://www.rollespiller.dk/forum"}
What wrong ?
Fetchurl plugin
Fetchurl plugin
Plugins haven't changed, just modules, so it should be ok. I'm sure just fixing the typo will do it.
Fetchurl plugin
Now i have fixed the typo but i dont know if this is how it should work http://www.rollespiller.dk/index.php?page=Test ?
What i wanted to do was,- open my forum inside the cms content window insted of a new window. Is that the right plugin for that or is it posible ?
What i wanted to do was,- open my forum inside the cms content window insted of a new window. Is that the right plugin for that or is it posible ?
Fetchurl plugin
You can use an iframe for this. Insert this line on your Forum Content page in CMS:
When you select Forum from your menu the forum page should show up inside CMS.
The drawback with this solution is that it is possible go directly to the forum adress.
I think the only way to solve this is to implement the forum as a CMS module and no one has done that yet.
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<__iframe src="http://rollespiller.dk/forum" frameborder="0"></__iframe>
The drawback with this solution is that it is possible go directly to the forum adress.
I think the only way to solve this is to implement the forum as a CMS module and no one has done that yet.
Fetchurl plugin
Sorry Patricia , I'm not a web developer so I have no good solution. The only thing I can come up with is that in most cases you would be able to control both the CMS and the included url.
This way you can set a fixed with for both to make it look nicer.
This way you can set a fixed with for both to make it look nicer.