Hello. I have a set of PHP scripts that I used in a previous version of my website before I tried PostNuke. The scripts read from a table in the database, display the basic information from the database, and allow the user to select one of the sets of basic info to then display the more detailed info from the database. I need to be able to do the same thing with PostNuke, but, am not sure whether that is something I would create in a module, a block, or what. Can someone point me in the right direction please as to where I start to integrate my own scripting?
Thanks;
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Correct, but I like to add you'll have to use the code
Code
<!--[php]--> <!--[/php]-->
in the *.htm[l] templates and not
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<?php ?>
I you might considering adding a core-PHPblock, you don't use either of them.
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