4images Forum & Community
General / Allgemeines => Chit Chat => Topic started by: ID25 on August 12, 2005, 03:59:42 PM
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write "include" to the 4images templates is good idea?
<?php include("my.php"); ?>
ex: in the details.html
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That would be unadvisable without following this FAQ instructions :
http://www.4homepages.de/forum/index.php?topic=4295.0
;)
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thank's, but why not
<?php include("my.php"); ?>
if in my "my.php" there is just template, not php script
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but why not
<?php include("my.php"); ?>
By doing so, your template location will not be tracked as your included template file will not be able to load.
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i place "my.php" at "images" directory and all ok :)
in "my.php" is not php script, just peace of template
But, what you think, there isn't problem with sessions?
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If you mean that you did placed your PHP file inside the images folder, that would not be recommended either due to security issues. As for the sessions, it ' might ' also be a problem. That said, I'd still suggest you follow the URL I posted above.
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in my site is big problem with sessions, 1-5min. and user logout
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but with others templates work good 4images
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I have read your topic regarding this problem. I did had problems with sessions during the past few days. I couldn't even log on into my admin sessions under ACP.
Unfortunitely, since I do not use the same 4images version as you, I cannot simply post the readings of sessions.php file to you.
However, which PHP version do you use ?
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but with other templates work good
Other templates as part of the core of 4images or other additional templates imported from the HTML templates ? ;)
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PHP Version 4.3.10-15
what do you mean?
Other templates as part of the core of 4images or other additional templates imported from the HTML templates ?
what there is my mistake with <?include?> ? :)
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As said above, please follow the FAQ instructions. You will see where you made your mistake by comparing these results with yours.
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PHP Version 4.3.10-15
PHP Manufacturer did report sessions problem from the server end with that version in the past. Request an upgrade procedure to your ISP for PHP version : 4.4.0.0. It should stabilize your situation. ;)
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PHP Manufacturer did report sessions problem from the server end with that version in the past. Request an upgrade procedure to your ISP for PHP version : 4.4.0.0. It should stabilize your situation.
BIG thank's for you, you very very help me :!: