fusion news

[MalafeX]

i just install fusion news but how you put them on your index.

 

[Simone]

there should be a readme file that tells you. It will be something like include fusion news or something. Just look around in the file.

 

[aRedMoon]

It's like <?php include("news/index.php"); ?> IIRC.

 

[MalafeX]

i try just like you say and like the manual but it dosn't work

 

[Imakuni?]

you may wanna use cutenews. its easier and thats what i use. www.cutephp.com

 

[aRedMoon]

Does you host support php?

 

[Imakuni?]

i believe he uses bravenet so no.

 

[aRedMoon]

Then that would be the answer.

You need php. -.-;

 

[Imakuni?]

t35.com is a free php host. then theres thefreeserver.com

 

[pokemon706]

well also some servers also support this:

<?php include("https://pokemon706.com/news/index.php"); ?>

Thats how i do mine, so no matter where u are in my site it will include. I'm not sure if all servers support that feature in php though, yours prolly does try, a whole address is a whole lot easier to understand that a path.

 

[aRedMoon]

Most servers would I'd assume, it's standard php coding.

 

[pokemon706]

yeah i was exited when i found out the code supported a regular address so much easier

 

[aRedMoon]

Not always easier, you can't locally develop if you use a URL.

 

[MalafeX]

Does you host support php?

yes is support php

 

[aRedMoon]

Do you have the correct URL in the php include string?

 

[Geometric-sama]

Are you sure you used the right tags too? Use full tags instead of short tags, just in case your host isn't set up for shorts.

 

[Imakuni?]

yes is support php

whos your host??????

 

[MalafeX]

well is a spanish host that support php and MySQL.

 

[MalafeX]

i just install cutenews now how i put them on my website.

 

[Geometric-sama]

In the same way. Check the name of the news file and include it. There should be a readme file that comes with the installation files...