.php includes

[parvez]

I operate a non directory webpage, but decided to add a directory as an extension of my site to add value and to increase exposure. Having researched several alternative scripts, I decided arfoo was far superior than even some paid sites.

So I set up the directory as per instructions without fail and made some alterations to the CSS to make the directory look and feel just like my site, barring the top and bottom.

Now I want to include the arfoo directory index.php in the middle section of my .html using the <?php include('directory/index')?> but it doesn't work.

I have the correct php handlers in my server and can add .php scripts into my .html files, but it doesn't work in the case of arfoo.

Can anyone help? It would be greatly appreciated.

PS. I am not an expert and need a detailed step by step guide.

[parvez]

Someone please help me if you know the answer. I know how to embed the arfoo script with iframes, but this causes variable height problems - either that or be forced to keep the scrolling on.

Javascripts available to resize iframes do not seem to work beyond the first page.

Perhaps .php include would be a more seamless method of embedding, but I just can't do this.

I am not an expert and need some help. If someone knows the answer, please, please help. I am really not progressing at all because of this minor glitch.

I look forward to your help.

[effi]

hi
I think your index file must have the php exension and not html one

please write your url and the url of the arfoo diectory to let us understand what doyou cant

[avinmichal]

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