Custom Pages [complete]

Nope. Limiting would be wayyyyyyyyyy too hard to do not to mention even with very very very limited you can get sensative information

Won't support PHP, sorry.

Between the wrapper variables and template bit include method I'm going to try to do, not having PHP shouldn't be too bad. I'll have a few pics and specifics on it for you guys soon.

Good Luck Jcink, im looking forward to this

Alright, I've worked out a lot of the system. Here's a run down of everything.

This is the index page, shows your pages, when they were modified, etc. Clicking on the links pops a new window to the board itself that shows you the page. Decided to exclude the hits and put the include keys there instead (I'll get to those in a minute).

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Ok, here's the creation page. It's similar to what you all know already from board wrappers - except one thing. The include key. This is a simple concept where you can create a webpage file that has information that you wish to be able to cross-change on multiple pages. This draws from an earlier idea about global wrapper bits (I think I might be able to have this system work in conjunction with the wrappers - no promises right away though).

So let's say like this for example, you create your header. It has some links that you update periodically. Maybe a logo. An announcement box.

Give it a template key name of "headerbit", or whatever you want...

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Now you can just create a new page, and rather than re-paste your header html again and again, just call the key!

It will automatically place your header text into the new page you're creating. Even if you create 100 webpages including the <% headerbit %> you created, when you update that headerbit web page file, the update instantly takes effect on all of them.

You can see how this can be extremely useful. In my example, I also added a footer one. Possibilities are endless.

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And so the finished result of my page(s) I created.

As you can see, you can also call the wrapper variables from within the include keys - all of that gets processed after it figures out what include keys you used so you're free to do whatever you want.

If anyone has any suggestions/questions/comments about how I've laid this out, let me know.

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^ DUDE! That's even better than I expected!
Way to go Jcink!

Now people can have customed homepages!

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Looking very very nice Jcink good job

Yea Jcink that looks great, better than i expected it would be too.
Cant wait to use it... Good stuff!

You have an ETA Jcink?

I've got a few things going on right now but probably sometime next week.

sooner then i thought actually lol

Might I say late this week or week-end because I'm not at home right now and I don't want to do a feature release like that. I will polish up the code though and work out the changes left to do, then launch it when I'm back.