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.shtml as a template?
Hello all!
Been fiddling with phpdig off and on today for my webpage. I was wondering if you can use .shtml files as a template. :? I've tried without success so far. Not a big deal I guess but sure would be nice to integrate the code into the rest of the page. I've got the same look for the search page, just not using SSI. :D |
Welcome to the forum, sparky. We're glad you could join us! :D
The basic templates that come with phpdig are .html files, so I don't know why .shtml wouldn't work, too. Maybe if you explained just how you're trying to customize the template, we could offer some solutions. |
Using apache SSI includes.
The server won't load any of the includes unless it's a .shtml file. Code:
<div id="container"> I tried saving the template as a .shtml file to no avail. Maybe I was just getting tired last nite. <shrug> |
Have you read through this thread? If not, try that solution, see if it works, and let us know one way or the other how it went. Thanks.
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That should work.
Just couldn't find it without searching, couldn't search without posting. |
Worked perfectly.
Thanks! |
Congratulations on getting phpdig customized the way you want it! :banana:
Yet another satisfied customer. :) |
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