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Re: Speed up your XOOPS site:-)
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| Subject | Speed up your XOOPS site:-) updated |
| Summary | redirect_header() makes your site slow.You can make your site fast only by hack just 2 or 3 point.This site demonstrates it to you.The message is displayed as a left block in the redirected page.The inserting point for hacked codes is different each ot... |
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Posted on 2005/8/11 21:22
tangan
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing this useful hack.
I'm using Xoops 2.0.13. I did inserted the lines (in 3 files) following the instructions. But the COMMON ones (inserted to theme.html) didn't work. The page is loaded with following lines appear:
"_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] ) ) $this->_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] = array() ;
array_unshift( $this->_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] , array( 'title' => 'Message' , 'content' => htmlspecialchars($_SESSION['redirect_message'],ENT_QUOTES) , 'weight' => 0 ) ) ;
$this->_tpl_vars['xoops_showlblock'] = 1 ;
unset( $_SESSION['redirect_message'] ) ;
}"
Any suggestion on how I suppose to insert the lines?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
tangan
Thanks for sharing this useful hack.
I'm using Xoops 2.0.13. I did inserted the lines (in 3 files) following the instructions. But the COMMON ones (inserted to theme.html) didn't work. The page is loaded with following lines appear:
"_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] ) ) $this->_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] = array() ;
array_unshift( $this->_tpl_vars['xoops_lblocks'] , array( 'title' => 'Message' , 'content' => htmlspecialchars($_SESSION['redirect_message'],ENT_QUOTES) , 'weight' => 0 ) ) ;
$this->_tpl_vars['xoops_showlblock'] = 1 ;
unset( $_SESSION['redirect_message'] ) ;
}"
Any suggestion on how I suppose to insert the lines?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
tangan
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tl
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tangan:
You need to use the bracket
<{php}>
<{/php}>
to include the php code in theme.html file. Otherwise, php code will not be rendered. Guess GIJOE has assumed everyone knows this without pointing it out.
GIJOE, thanks for the tip.
You need to use the bracket
<{php}>
<{/php}>
to include the php code in theme.html file. Otherwise, php code will not be rendered. Guess GIJOE has assumed everyone knows this without pointing it out.
GIJOE, thanks for the tip.
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tangan
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Thanks tl, I'll try it out.
Cheers
Cheers
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Posted on 2005/8/12 4:26
GIJOE
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hi tl.
Quote:No, no.
It's a typo
(a mistake about selecting area)
I've just fixed.
I hope this tip helps you.
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Guess GIJOE has assumed everyone knows this without pointing it out.
It's a typo
(a mistake about selecting area)I've just fixed.
I hope this tip helps you.
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