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1. tldnetworks
   Member

   I Finally found the solution I have been looking for in "Feed Digest". Looking forward to the upgrade...

   I am working with tpl templates on my site, so I don't think I can add php to that, and I cannot fnd any step by step process for adding php code.

   next step is html code, but when I click "get code" at the bottom of my digest my only option is flash or picture code. I don't like flash and want the SE's to be able to read it. Picture formating is too small L to R. The view html is how I need the digest to look, but I don't see where I can find the basic html code.

   Please advise.
   Thank you!

   Posted 18 years ago #

2. admin
   Key Master

   You need the JavaScript include, rather than the PHP one.

   Posted 18 years ago #

3. admin
   Key Master

   You can't use the HTML code unless it's included automatically someway, otherwise you'd have to come back to Feed Digest every single day to copy and paste the code.. so that's not really a viable solution.

   Posted 18 years ago #

4. tldnetworks
   Member

   I kind of thought that and am using the Java, but that is the same issue as Flash - not visible by SE's - correct?

   Is there a step by step on how to do the php include? I assume a php file has to be set up, and then code on the tpl page to pull from the php file?

   Is there a time frame fo the upgrade? I need to include more than the existing limited number of feeds...

   Posted 18 years ago #

5. admin
   Key Master

   What's "tpl" by the way?

   Posted 18 years ago #

6. tldnetworks
   Member

   Not really sure "what" it is, but I think it is short for Template. In the script I am using it combines PHP, HTML and the "template" of the site is comprised of tpl files. I have to edit them in notepad becuase my Adobe GoLive does not recognize it. Here is the code from one of the tpl files;

   <table width="100%" cellpadding="0px" cellspacing="0px" border="0px">
   <!-- BEGIN BLOCK: link_row -->
   <tr>
   <td width="68" valign="top" class="link-bidbg" nowrap><div class="link-bid">{link_index}</div><div class="link-place">Details</div></td>
   <td class="link-cell">{link_title}
   <div class="link-desc">{link_description}
   
   Current Donation - ${bid_amount}.00</div>
   </td>
   <td><img src="http://files.adbrite.com/httpads/alexa_thumbnail.php?url={link_url}" height="85" width="105" border="0"></td>
   </tr>
   <tr><td colspan="2">
   </td></tr>
   <!-- END BLOCK: link_row -->
   <!-- BEGIN BLOCK: nolink_row -->
   <tr>
   <td colspan="2">Be the first to list a Blog here. Click Here to add a Domain Blog now!</td>
   </tr>
   <tr><td colspan="2">
   </td></tr>
   <!-- END BLOCK: nolink_row -->
   </table>
   <br clear="all" />
   {links_pager}

   Posted 18 years ago #

7. tldnetworks
   Member

   site is DomainBlogList.com

   Posted 18 years ago #

8. admin
   Key Master

   I have to admit I'm not aware of the technology your site is using. Is there a page your Web host or software provider provides that explains it that we can look at?

   Posted 18 years ago #

9. tldnetworks
   Member

   Hopefully this will help. I have seen quite a few scripts that use .tpl files to control the templates.
   http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=79338

   Any chance of getting upgraded so I can use more that the existing number of feeds?
   Thanks.

   Posted 18 years ago #

10. admin
    Key Master

    I Googled around and found these instructions for putting PHP code on the PHPBB template TPL files:

    Go to your administration panel.
    Click on security settings.
    And search for ; Allow php in templates: and selected that on yes.

    Then.. in your template use PHP code, but surround it.. like so:

    <!-- PHP -->
    put your Feed Digest PHP code here..
    <!-- ENDPHP -->

    Posted 18 years ago #

11. tldnetworks
    Member

    Still working on it. Questioning the coder of the script.

    When will I be able to upgrade FD?

    Posted 18 years ago #

12. admin
    Key Master

    You now have a temporary upgrade which you can renew later on.

    Posted 18 years ago #

13. tldnetworks
    Member

    Thank you!

    Posted 18 years ago #

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