Le 24/08/2011 12:24, Geoff Shang a écrit :
Hi,
I know this is probably more a Drupal question, but I'm guessing some
here have probably had to deal with this.
I've written some PHP code which works just fine on its own. Now
someone wants to include it in their Drupal site, with the regular
headers and footers for their site surrounding the output from my
scripts.
Is there an easy way to include the PHP in a page on their site?
Not sure which version of Drupal they're running, trying to find out.
Geoff.
Hi Geoff,
There's a mailing list for Drupal development questions :
development@xxxxxxxxxx
It depends of your script.
If it's just a set of functions that doesn't print directly to the
screen but return elements that can be printing by another script it's
ok. If that's the case, then you can create a custom module witch will
include your code, define a block and output the result of your script
in that block view.
Then you create a Panel and include that block in the panel.
(that's the proper way to do this, you might also find some freaking
hacks that do that in a few lines)
What does your code do exactly ?
Sorry if I'm not clear.
Florian.
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