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Author : Steve Jackson Date: 2003/01/08 14:40
Firstly thanks for blank.php for postnuke! Someone needed to do that! Does blank.php maintain state? so permissions will stay the same if I build CRM functions into an intranet Im using postnuke for? I have already used blank.php quite a bit but need now some complex coding and DB work. I was wondering if I needed to do anything else to the blank page to maintain the state if I use a different database? |
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Author : Mike Date: 2003/01/08 15:15
Since the PostNuke core is initialised at the beginning of blank.php, you can make use of all its functions, including checking if the user is logged in, verifying some permissions, setting and retrieving session variables in order to maintain "state", etc. But be careful if you open a connection to another database within blank.php, since this may mess up the current database used by PostNuke, and your session variables might not be saved correctly at the end of the page request - be sure to test this first to make sure you're not conflicting with the PNADODB connection used by PostNuke. |
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Author : al Date: 2003/02/25 21:30
i would like to have that feature(checking if the user is logged in) because there is certain tag that i cant enable in the main settings of pn latest. like this tag <body onLoad="change_news()"> |
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Author : al Date: 2003/02/25 21:31
but with blank.php everything goes well except checkin if user is logged in. |
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Author : Mike Date: 2003/02/27 21:32
Are you sure that pnUserLoggedIn() doesn't work for blank.php ? Normally, there's no reason why that shouldn't work there as well... As for body onLoad, you could probably change that in the theme header, no ? |
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