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Using includes for the template.

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MrLeN 0
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Using includes for the template.

I have more than one website. All of my websites share the same basic templates, and pull generic files from my newezone site.

ie (using):

<? include("/home/newezone/public_html/includes/network.php"); ?>

network.php contains the code which display a link to all the sites on my network. They are displayed at the very top and bottom of my site(s).

How can I iclude this code within the StoryTeller template manager? It doesn't sem to work between this code:

<?php
global $insert;
$EST_TEMPLATE = <<<TEMPLATE

TEMPLATE;
?>

If I could include my includes in between this code, I could keep my StoryTeller site totally updated (along with my other sites) each time I upload the include files.

MrLeN

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1 Re: Using includes for the template.
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From: Vienna, Austria
Using includes for the template.

First you need to change the output of your script to a variable

Example:
echo "This is a test output";


Should be replace with:
$output .= "This is a test output";


The template itself should look like this:
<?php

global $insert;



include("includes/network.php"); 

$EST_TEMPLATE = <<<TEMPLATE



$output 



TEMPLATE;

?>

Let me know if you need help with this modification

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