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What the hell backend annyoing me :)

How does someone embed your news on there site using backend?
I tried <?php include("backend.php"); ?> but it doesnt work... how do I??






www.yourdomain.com/backend.php

It even tells visitors that at the bottom of your page:

www.xendot.com Wrote: :
To embed the news on the Xendot website use http://www.xendot.com/backend.php


But I would advise you to discontinue using your version of Nuke...

http://phpnuke-uk.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=26050






No I mean how... like what do u type to put it there or whatever?
<iframe></iframe> ?
<embed>
include

What do I use Sad
btw i know I should use backend but HOW is what im asking






you link to it.... simple.....






<a href="http://www.website.com/backend.php"></a>
?? That doesnt look like it embeds it onto your website to me Sad

The way that how on phpnuke you can add a block and give it an RSS feed or whatever its called and it displays it on your site...






So you go to Admin - Blocks and create a new block....

Give it a title... then put the backend.php link in the field titled RSS/RDF file url... set it where it should go (left / right / center up / center down), who should be able to see it and hit the "Create Block" button....

Have a look bottom left here on the front page... oh look - its a block with your backend being displayed....






Yes, but what if the site you want to embed it on isnt phpnuke powered?






Then you link to it as normal using html in a table or iframe.

And apart from that your site is still using a version we don't actually support...






Dirk Wrote: :
Then you link to it as normal using html in a table or iframe.

Whats the src for how the blocks do it in php?

Dirk Wrote: :
And apart from that your site is still using a version we don't actually support...

Its not really a problem with the nuke anyway. that all works fine




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