Creating a page?

Okay I have done that and its allowed me to save but when I use php within the template it isnt working, or at least it appears it isnt.

All I am using is this:

Code:
<div class="baseHtml messageText">
<?php
require("/home/xxx/public_html/myfile.php");
?>
</div>

Any ideas on how to get it to work? :)
Did you ever get this working? After Brogan's post it sounded like it was possible. Or do we need to use the PHP Callback functionality.
 
Unfortunately thats where I gave up and I havent a clue if it should work or not, I did try changing the path to the file so it was just /myfile.php and myfile.php without any luck. Seems like php doesnt work directly within the pages nodes.
 
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Okay I have done that and its allowed me to save but when I use php within the template it isnt working, or at least it appears it isnt.

All I am using is this:

Code:
<div class="baseHtml messageText">
<?php
require("/home/xxx/public_html/myfile.php");
?>
</div>

Any ideas on how to get it to work? :)
As you might expect that will not work. ;)

Ok, into the the Template HTML-field you write:

HTML:
<div class="baseHtml messageText">

{xen:raw $myContent}

</div>


You have to set a PHP callback class and method

class-name: XenForo_Pages_Test

method-name: includeFile

When naming the class you should keep the xenforo folder structure in mind.

Now you have to create a php-file <xenforo>/library/XenForo/Pages/Test.php. The sub-folder Pages does not exists by default, so you have to create it first. The file/path and the clase-name must match or you will end up in an error.

The php-file content:
PHP:
<?php
class XenForo_Pages_Test
{
     public static function includeFile(XenForo_ControllerPublic_Abstract  $controller, XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract &$response)
    {
        ob_start();
        require('/path/to/your/html/file.html');
        $myContent = ob_get_contents();
        ob_end_clean();

        $params = array(
            'myContent'  => $myContent
        );

        $response->params = array_merge(
            $response->params,
            $params
        );
    }
}
That example is quite simple, you can easily assign more variables to the $params-array or include php-files with even more vars. :-D

Edit: Added <?php to the code example.
 
As you might expect that will not work. ;)

Ok, into the the Template HTML-field you write:

HTML:
<div class="baseHtml messageText">

{xen:raw $myContent}

</div>


You have to set a PHP callback class and method

class-name: XenForo_Pages_Test

method-name: includeFile

When naming the class you should keep the xenforo folder structure in mind.

Now you have to create a php-file <xenforo>/library/XenForo/Pages/Test.php. The sub-folder Pages does not exists by default, so you have to create it first. The file/path and the clase-name must match or you will end up in an error.

The php-file content:
PHP:
class XenForo_Pages_Test
{
     public static function includeFile(XenForo_ControllerPublic_Abstract  $controller, XenForo_ControllerResponse_Abstract &$response)
    {
        ob_start();
        require('/path/to/your/html/file.html');
        $myContent = ob_get_contents();
        ob_end_clean();

        $params = array(
            'myContent'  => $myContent
        );

        $response->params = array_merge(
            $response->params,
            $params
        );
    }
}
That example is quite simple, you can easily assign more variables to the $params-array or include php-files with even more vars. :-D

Thanks so much for this, I am really looking forward to trying this out :D

Just tried it there, the callback method is apparently incorrect. I get this when saving it:

Please enter a valid callback method.
 
It should work, but I can't exactly remember what I did in what order. So please, create first the php-file Test.php with its content and second save the settings in ACP. And dont forget the <?php at the beginning of the file. I will add that in my post, too.
 
I would like to create a page very similar to the default one named "Terms and Rules", saying I would like to create a page for the "Imprint".

I want to have this page in the "Help" section, the same as we have for "Terms and Rules".
domain.com/help/imprint


How do I get my "imprint page" into the Footer of the website, just next to the link of "Terms and Rules" ?


Many thanks,
 
I would like to create a page very similar to the default one named "Terms and Rules", saying I would like to create a page for the "Imprint".

I want to have this page in the "Help" section, the same as we have for "Terms and Rules".
domain.com/help/imprint


How do I get my "imprint page" into the Footer of the website, just next to the link of "Terms and Rules" ?


Many thanks,
GOOD question. I'll be interested in the answer for this as well.
 
How do I get my "imprint page" into the Footer of the website, just next to the link of "Terms and Rules" ?
Many thanks,
You need to edit the footer template and add your page url to it.

Code:
<div class="footerLegal">
	<div class="pageWidth">
		<div class="pageContent">
			<div id="copyright">{xen:phrase xenforo_copyright}</div>

			<ul id="legal">
				<xen:if is="{$tosUrl}"><li><a href="{$tosUrl}">{xen:phrase terms_and_rules}</a></li></xen:if>
				<xen:if is="{$xenOptions.privacyPolicyUrl}"><li><a href="{$xenOptions.privacyPolicyUrl}">{xen:phrase privacy_policy}</a></li></xen:if>
			</ul>
		</div>
	</div>	
</div>
 
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