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Posted by cgc0202 14 Apr 2006 16:39 GMT-0000

Hi Kelly,

It boils down to what Gary asked in his response. I have been toying with this idea myself to add "dynamism" to a wiki or article page. What I found so far is this. If t it is to appear in all pages. and want it to be the "first feature" to appear, in the "Main Center Column", I found that adding it to:

• tiki-read_article.tpl (Articles)
• tiki-show_page.tpl (Wiki Pages)

will work. You may place them also at the "bottom" (play with the placement location) of the said pages.

I use "tables" only for a quick layout trial, but may divs for layout placement would be better. I can insert the script (shown below) into either "tpl" pages. Since the aforementioned pages are general, whatever is added will be in everypage of either the "Articles" or "wiki" pages.

The script may be added to some other "php" and "tpl" pages too. I have tried but I was not successful to enter the script below in either the Dynamic Content System (DCS) or the "Banner" modules, the system erases the script. I do not know anyway how a PHP can be added directly to an HTML page.

Which brings me back to Gary's response.

Hi Gary,

I have thought of posting a similar thread about our on-going discussion on "randomization" of content in individual pages. I was planning to post my findings above in my previous thread, but with your response here, the issues raised by Kelly are similar to those I am asking.

You responded:

> ... If not on every page, one way is to use an iframe. The php script can be called as the page source for the iframe. This way there is no Tiki restriction on the script. You can get an iframe wikiplugin here.
>
> As I recall, there is a "Group" wikiplugin that will only display content to specified groups. This plugin could surround the iframe in your page.

Do you have any sample page showing an application of this plug in? I could not find (documentation) on th eiFrame. Is there a possibiliity of a having simple tutorial on the use of this plug in that you created?

It would indeed be a way to introduce other scripts (such as the one below) to individual pages qne place the insert "iFrame" in a location of each page.

I have another related question, but I will post it as a separate thread so that this one will focus on the main topic that Kelly was asking.

cgc0202

Script

(! - begin insert -)
(TABLE width="150" ALIGN="left" BORDER="0" CELLSPACING="2" CELLPADDING="5")(TR)(TD ALIGN="center")
(script type="text/javascript")
var zg_person_scope = 2;
(/script)
(script src="http://www.flickr.com/fun/zeitgeist/badge.js.gne" type="text/javascript")(/script)
(/TD)(TD ALIGN="center")

(script type="text/javascript")
var zg_nsids = '87368315@N00';
(/script)
(script src="http://www.flickr.com/fun/zeitgeist/badge.js.gne" type="text/javascript")(/script)
(TR)(TD COLSPAN="2" ALIGN="center")(SPAN STYLE="font-size: 80%;")Click on any of the photos to expand them.(/SPAN)(/TD)(/TR)
(/TD)(/TR)(/TABLE)

(! - end insert -)

where "(" and ")" are the "less than" and "greater than", respectively.