php scripts in the shell forum??

[avgaz]

Hello, I want to go to that forum with forum IPS. But before buying I need to know whether it is possible within the forum to open up different php scripts. On the forum the IPS is done so

<?php
require_once '/init.php';
\IPS\Dispatcher\External::i();
\IPS\Dispatcher\Build::i();
$content = 'Hello Hello';
\IPS\Output::i()->sendOutput( \IPS\Theme::i()->getTemplate( 'global', 'core' )->globalTemplate( 'Page Title', $content, array( 'app' => \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application->directory, 'module' => \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->module->key, 'controller' => \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->controller ) ) );
?>

And how to do it in XF2??

 

[Chris D]

It is possible to do similar things in XF1 and XF2.

Once you have purchased a license you will be able to post here for support with that:

https://xenforo.com/community/forums/xenforo-development-discussions.34/

 

[avgaz]

It is possible to do similar things in XF1 and XF2.

Once you have purchased a license you will be able to post here for support with that:

https://xenforo.com/community/forums/xenforo-development-discussions.34/

I can't purchase a license if I'm not 100% sure that I get all my scripts if I fail the license will be useless then for me. You can plank a simple example of such a page?

 

[Jake B.]

You can define a PHP function that is run when you go to the page to add additional data or change how the page works completely

 

[avgaz]

You can define a PHP function that is run when you go to the page to add additional data or change how the page works completely

View attachment 160652

you can use the simplest example of a php page like when I wrote above for IPS

 

[Liam W]

you can use the simplest example of a php page like when I wrote above for IPS

XenForo isn't really designed like that, it works much better when using the standard systems.

Page nodes would allow you to do what you're doing with the plain php script there, and (as Jake said), you can add a static method callback to add more information. If you're not using other data, just the current visitor, then you don't even need the callback - all templates by default come with the visitor's User entity (in XF2 - in XF1 it's the visitor object) accessible.

Liam