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there ain't no point trying to do that when you've just started off.. hell i ain't even at that stage yet, (i could probally do it but just choose not to try lol)
but if your on about adding files together just include the file
<?
include('path/to/file.php');
?>
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ahh good ol' SMF.... little tip.. get rid of the session id in the header unless you like giving hackers an easy time.. lol most servers that i know what is known as the Trans_id tags aka PHPSESSID tags in the url, so we have to disable them in php.ini you can do this by putting this at the very very top of your script.
ini_set("url_rewriter.tags","");
ini_set("?session.use_trans_sid?", false);
with this being SMF, you'd have to find the index.templates.php file and put it in there.
Last Edit: Aug 12, 2006 22:38:35 GMT by Llanilek
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you will have it, SMF won't work without it lol. look in your style folders find the default style folder it will be in there.
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ok thats strange... i'll have a look myself it should be there as it won't work otherwise.
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even better i accidentally dumped my tables and now i cant get the info back into them....what an idiot george...lol And this is why you should make regular backups. 
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I could help with this...eventually.  I am currently working on a CMS for myself...  -Computerpros
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please don't bump old threads...
-Locked-
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