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Originally Posted by shan
you could require this in home.php the same as categories.php is or just do the same thing using smarty code in the templates. use things like
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$smarty.get.a_aid ne ""
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I tried requiring it in home.php like this:
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# $Id: home.php,v 1.1.2.4 2004/11/03 12:07:34 mclap Exp $
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require "./auth.php";
require "./affiliateid.php";
and then adding the php code I need into an affiliateid.php file but it doesn't display the code. I tried calling affiliate.php as an include but that only displays the code as is without parsing the variables.
Not sure if I could use the smarty tag because it needs to call the t2.php file mentioned above to pass along the variables.