wow, I have no idea what any of that means.Unifier wrote:DanielHaitink wrote:Hey,
I´m new to stuff like HTML, CSS, PHP etc. but i´ve got a website since a few weeks. I am building my site at the moment, and a forum with phpBB. But I actually want the forum inside my website and not on a special website http://forum.thewebbay.org/forum. Is it hard to build the forum into the origional website, just like phpbb.com. And how do i have to do that?
Thanks
We did this and it can be done. Have your home page in the HTML, or whatever code. Then have your buttons, or however you design, to have a link to the bullet board.
Behind the scenes, inside your File Manager, you'll have a forum folder where the phBB program is located. This will make your URL look something like this (example)
http://acme.com/forum/index.php
The challenge will be how to have the forum link back to the main web site.
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<li class="icon-faq"><a href="{U_FAQ}" title="{L_FAQ_EXPLAIN}">{L_FAQ}</a></li>
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<li><a href="http://yournewlinkhere" title="your new link title">Your New Link Text</a></li><li class="icon-faq"><a href="{U_FAQ}" title="{L_FAQ_EXPLAIN}">{L_FAQ}</a></li>
The first question ...DanielHaitink wrote:Is it hard to build the forum into the origional website, just like phpbb.com. And how do i have to do that?
I am not sure you understand how web pages work.DanielHaitink wrote:So i cant really put phpBB in my Site, but i should let it look the same as my current site?
Yes, i know, but i thought you could 'paste' the forum inside one of my pagesBrf wrote: I am not sure you understand how web pages work.
are you not seeing the replies above?DanielHaitink wrote:Inside the <body>? And how do i have to link to the php, And how will That look? Will it be the right Size?
DanielHaitink wrote:Yes, i know, but i thought you could 'paste' the forum inside one of my pages