APX0475 Posted November 7, 2010 Report Posted November 7, 2010 Afternoon Gents, I have been researching this problem and since Im not a professtional at DIY stuff I have been stumped at this problem. ANY help is appreciated! I have a joomla website and I have the site in the /public HTML site and everything on it work correctly.. I installed PHPVMS at the /public html/pirep folder and installed it on its own MYSQL database. Well, Im trying to get a custom roster for joomla site and I cannot seem to get it to work.. I dont know where to start when it come to this. I have used VAFS for so long and they made it easy for addons to be putin through a IFRAME. I just dont like the way it looks here so I am on a mission to get one that looks decent. What code will I need to have to integrate the Roster in an article for Joomla? I put several scripts listed on the forums here and came up with constant line errors? Again, Any help is GREATLY appreciated. Best Regards, Greg Lee Apex Air Quote
TennShadow Posted November 7, 2010 Report Posted November 7, 2010 Afternoon Gents, I have been researching this problem and since Im not a professtional at DIY stuff I have been stumped at this problem. ANY help is appreciated! I have a joomla website and I have the site in the /public HTML site and everything on it work correctly.. I installed PHPVMS at the /public html/pirep folder and installed it on its own MYSQL database. Well, Im trying to get a custom roster for joomla site and I cannot seem to get it to work.. I dont know where to start when it come to this. I have used VAFS for so long and they made it easy for addons to be putin through a IFRAME. I just dont like the way it looks here so I am on a mission to get one that looks decent. What code will I need to have to integrate the Roster in an article for Joomla? I put several scripts listed on the forums here and came up with constant line errors? Again, Any help is GREATLY appreciated. Best Regards, Greg Lee Apex Air There have been a lot of posts on this actually. What most people end up doing is they skin PHPVMS to look like their Joomla skin and then just point links to that. I know that is not what your wanting to do but that is just one suggestion. There really is not a "bridge" between the two software so skinning would be your best option. http://forum.phpvms....h__1#entry20866 http://forum.phpvms....h__1#entry20221 http://forum.phpvms....h__1#entry19159 http://forum.phpvms....h__1#entry15969 Quote
Administrators simpilot Posted November 7, 2010 Administrators Report Posted November 7, 2010 You could try to include an instanace of the codon structure within a custom page of joomla, I have not tried it so I can not say if it will play nicely with joomla. It does work on stand alone pages. Something like <?php //start an instance of phpvms/codon require_once 'yourpathto/core/codon.config.php'; //get all the pilot data $pilots = PilotData::getAllPilots(); //use a foreach to display the pilot info you would like (read as "customize this part") foreach($pilots as $pilot) { echo $pilot->firstname.' '.$pilot->lastname.'<br />'; } ?> Quote
APX0475 Posted November 7, 2010 Author Report Posted November 7, 2010 Thanks For the help Simpilot Your a Great asset to the community! May God Bless you! My final decision is to Reskin the whole thing! Best Regards, Greg Apex Quote
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