Hi,
I have a module found in the home page of the sitemgr, and there is a link
in the content which redirect to www.domain.com/sample/index.php
I created a directory in the root (www) named sample with a file inside
index.php having a sample line of code: echo ‘test’;
I want to display test in the center part of the sitemanager where my module
located in the home page. The result of the link was, it will just display
the ‘test’ in a big screen without any header, sidebar, and footer.
You can use the file_contents module to grab parts or the whole content
of an other page or file and display it inside SiteMgr.
Or you need to create a real module: a class derived from class Module
an put in the correct location (sitemgr/modules/class.module_xxx.inc.php
or app/sitemgr/class.module_app_xxx.inc.php). There are many examples of
simples modules, eg. sitemgr/modules/class.module_amazon.inc.php.
Ralf
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