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hey guys and gals ive got a question? i would like to add a module to the main menu and link that module to another url. ive added the module which goes nowhere right now is all i need to do is put a index file in it module to redirect to the new url or is there more to it. im not a complete newbie to php but creating this module is beyond my experience if all i need to do is put a redirect in the module folder does anyone have a good one. thanks




Yo

Just cruising by, but I think all you need is an IFrame module....they got them here..... Wink






hey thanks damnitmike that was exactly what i need it works great






Glad I could help. Cool




Re: Yo

damnitmike Wrote: :
Just cruising by, but I think all you need is an IFrame module....they got them here..... Wink


where is the link? i mean where is the "here"? Very Happy i also need this






Iframe Module






Sorry, I posted the link in a new thread Rolling Eyes

dang reply/new thread buttons...I need to pay more attention.....






ok.whre do i upload the index and the language file? Embarassed






phualz Wrote: :
ok.whre do i upload the index and the language file? Embarassed


You can not use an iframe to host another module. It has to be an HTML File..... HTML Files don't use language files.

You must create a module.






downloaded the thing, Iframe. after unzipping i got one idex.php and lang-eng.php inside the language folder. should i upload these to my site, if so, then what next?






First unzip the modules to your desktop then open the index.php file and find:
Code: :
   . "    <td><iframe width=\"100%\" height=\"600\" scrolling=\"auto\" frameborder=\"0\" src=\"http://www.yoursite.com\">"

Change http://yoursite.com to match your site and the page name you are trying to view. Example:
Code: :
   . "    <td><iframe width=\"100%\" height=\"600\" scrolling=\"auto\" frameborder=\"0\" src=\"http://www.yoursite.com/mypage.html\">"


You might have to play with the height to get it to match the size of the page you framing.

Then change the name of the Iframe folder to whatever you want to call the module. Upload it to your modules folder on your site and activate it in the Administration Panel/Modules.






thnx. got it now, haf 2 upload the folder as a module




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