Website Integration with Phpblogger and CPG
Hi there. I gotta say That I am impressed with these forums. The amount of help and urgency in response is great.
I am looking to integrate my website http://www.severeidaho.com with my PhpBlogger Blog. Thats one page where My main web site page looks as is, then you click for the blog and see The left Side of the Main Page and the Top part of the main page and the rest is the Blog. I have the files ready, just dont know what to add or where to start.
Basically the same needed for my Coppermine Photo Gallery. Same layout, that way my website looks good.
If you could volunteer your time, I will gladly Link to you from my website and anything else that you need.
My Links page has plenty of room for great links. Hope to hear from someone soon./...........
Sincerely:Gerrit
demonhale posted this at 10:16 — 25th February 2006.
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If we can have access to you blog codes then we can see where to integrate your current layout... But generally you can save the page now that is html into PHP and php include the blog inside the content blog and edit the parts you dont want included... and vice versa...
severeidaho posted this at 23:45 — 25th February 2006.
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I dont really know how to do either, But here is the code............
Blog index.html Code-------------------------------------------
${SITENAME}
<script type="text/javascript">
//
//]]>
</script>
« newer posts » « top »" -->
| shuffle | list | rss |
« older posts »" -->
| shuffle | list | rss |
CPG Template.html CopperMine Photo Gallery------------------
{TITLE}
{META}
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts.js" ></script>
{CUSTOM_HEADER}
{GAL_NAME}
{GAL_DESCRIPTION}
{SYS_MENU}
{SUB_MENU}
{THEME_SELECT_LIST} {LANGUAGE_SELECT_LIST}
{ADMIN_MENU} {GALLERY}
{LANGUAGE_SELECT_FLAGS}
{CUSTOM_FOOTER}
{VANITY}
Im not sure how much this will help, I practiced with the BloG's index.html but didnt get anywhere. My Blog has a Footer and Header.html, the index part is the actual blog itself.
IF it seems too much to Incoporate My website into my blog, I did have an idea to make a horizontal Banner with The Page Links incorporated into the banner itself. It would fit into my header.html and would be alot easier. But my idea to have the LEFT and Top part of my website into both Blog and CPG I think would look great, and byall means visitors will never doubt that they left my website. Thats what Im aiming at.
If you know more out CPG and the files needed to edit please inform me and I will post the code. Hopeful what I posted is all you need.
Thanks for the Help..........
-gerrit
severeidaho posted this at 23:47 — 25th February 2006.
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Ohh, Heres my website code from http://www.severeidaho.com
Index.html from my website..................
Severe Idaho.Com - Severe Weather Photography
Home
Gallery
Blog
Video
Contact
Our Goal
.
To
Capture Both Local and Long Distance Severe Weather Occurences. Our
Specialties Include Lightning, Thunderstorm Base Features & Winter
Storm Phenomena.
Links
.
Storm Prediction Center
National Weather Service
Weather Tap.Com
My Local National Weather Service Website
Links
Weather Photography
Welcome To Severe Idaho
.
Welcome
To Severe Idaho.Com. We are your source for Severe Weather Occurence
Photography from Idaho. We specialize in Lightning Photography,
Thunderstorm Cloud Photography and all other sorts of Severe Weather
Phenomena. We are encoding Videos for your enjoyment and soon will have
over 300mb of Weather Video Clips online. We have also Redone our Blog
Page, This is where you will find the latest news on Severe Idaho's
StormChase Events,etc. Our Blog will have the latest in Photography
from this Coming Spring/Summer and Monsoon 2006. We Hope to encounter
alot of Severe thunderstorms and Lightning Storms. With Our Newest
Camera's , We will have Great exposures of Severe and Non Severe
Lightning strikes from all Over Idaho.
With Severe Idaho.Com you wont miss out on Severe Weather from The
Northwest Area. We Include Severe Weather Links from All sorts of
Stormchasers, Weather photographers and Weather Data Sources so you can
keep up to date on whats going on around the world. We Hope to have a
larger database of Weather Links, Linking to Us from around the world.
If you like our site be sure to Support us with a Link to your web site
pointing to US.
Our New Gallery has all the Latest Photography including Lightning,
Thunderstorm Cloud and Base features. We also have a California Gallery
and a Idaho Winter Gallery that was started last year. Be sure to
Upload your photos and Vote on Photo's so we can Further concentrate on
Photography that you want to see. Please take a look around and Let us
know what you think by emailing or leaving a comment on the Blog or
Gallery. Thank you for stopping By and Thank you for Choosing Severe
Idaho.Com as your Severe Weather Photography Website.
We Would love to be affiliated with your website. If you are
interested please contact us by email and give us a link and
description to your website and how you would like to help us grow. If
you live in Idaho and are into weather photography or stormchasing,
please contact me and ask how you could have your own page on severe
idaho.com. We hope to hear from you soon.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED / COPYRIGHT 2005-2006 / Gerrit Gulden Severe Idaho.Com
Weather Photography, Lightning, Thunderstorm & Winter Photo Gallery
Get Your Template @ Weblayouts.WS
demonhale posted this at 07:30 — 27th February 2006.
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Where is your blog address, and your gallery located? Now if you look at your blog in a browser and click view>source or pagesource... You will see that its just actually a basic html right? Look at that part and look at the parts where certain parts of the blog script appears... e.g. the links, the date etc.
On the original php code you will see parts like <?php include, or just the <? part.... THat "is" the php, make sure what your gallery and blog is coded from, php or asp? provide some links so we can take a look-at... Its hard to edit and relayout things when we dont have access to the server and make necessary changes... But learn by looking at the tags...
severeidaho posted this at 23:59 — 4th March 2006.
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Joined: Feb 2006
Sorry for the late Response,
My Blog is located at http://www.severeidaho.com/phpblogger/install
My Gallery is Located at http://www.severeidaho.com/gallery/
My Blog is by "PHPBLOGGER"
My Gallery is by "CopperMine Photo Gallery"
IF you need to see the full code for either, Please visit
http://coppermine-gallery.net/index.php
http://www.phpblogger.com/
Both websites have Forums where you can figure out how to do integration, Sadly I dont understand any of it...........
Hopefully This info will get us started on the integration. Looking forward to hearing from you.........
-gerrit
demonhale posted this at 01:40 — 5th March 2006.
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going to a site looking at a file with a php extension will load as a normal html file, so I will not see the actual php unless I have the server files and I can test it on the server, so as indicated try to look at the parts that are not actual php tags, those are the html parts, compare them with the source generated by the browser and see the areas that needs to be generated... that way youll know which to edit...
For example I have as a php file:
<?php
echo $pr_subject;
?>
<?php
echo $pr_text;
?>
if for example a string/word for $pr_subject is "House and Lot"
and $pr_text is "lorem ipsum"
if this was seen through the viewsource of a browser it would be
House and Lot
lorem ipsum
So now you know where to edit on the php to make it appear different on the browser, in this example then you can change the css for subject and text classes, or change the p tags to h1 tags to make it bigger etc...
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