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Troubles for adapting Userspice on my website - JulienS - 09-13-2017
Hi everyone,
I’m trying to include a page called head.php, where there's all the part before <!DOCTYPE html>. It works well on my index page, but when I put it (for example) on the users/join.php it doesn’t work.
What I want to do is to make all my pages starting like this: http://pasted.co/4dd2ff6c.
Page head.php: http://pasted.co/4e404c3d
Page header.php: http://pasted.co/fec196e7
All I have is a blank page when I paste it on pages in the users file, but it works well in my root file. Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks
Troubles for adapting Userspice on my website - Brandin - 09-13-2017
Are you calling the init before you call your head? Reason being - if you don't, there is no value for
Code:
$abs_us_rootCode:
$us_url_rootTroubles for adapting Userspice on my website - JulienS - 09-13-2017
The init I call it in the head. I wrote that in this file require_once $abs_us_root.$us_url_root.'./users/init.php';
It works on other pages but not when it's in a file. So I should just call it in the page and not in head?
Troubles for adapting Userspice on my website - Brandin - 09-13-2017
You can't call it in your head because you can't call your head without the values from init. You will need to call init on its own - and then the head.
Troubles for adapting Userspice on my website - JulienS - 09-13-2017
Okay thanks