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Old 06-11-2004, 15:08   #1
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Hi there, was wondering if anyone had any experience of php book. I basically want to know how to alter it to blend it in to a website i am working on.

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Re: phpbook?

Are we talking about a class here? Or a full system of some kind, couldn't find any mention of it.
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Old 06-11-2004, 15:34   #3
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its a guestbook which although is free, has no adverts, and is bnot run by a seperate company http://phpbook.sourceforge.net/ just can't seem to figure how to blend it into my site
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Re: phpbook?

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Hi! Thanks for choosing phpBook for your homepages. i'm writing this
document to give brief description how to use phpBook on your site.
Follow the steps below and you're ready to go!

1. Creating your phpBook guestbook directory

Create your directory and name it to whatever you wan't. Then, in
your ftp client type 'chmod 775 DIRNAME' where DIRNAME represents the
phpBook directory name. Then, insert all the files of phpBook in the
directory. This includes: htmltop.php, htmlbottom.php, index.php,
style.css.

Now you should be ready to go!
You'll need a server that supports PHP to run it, to stick it in your web site you could include it in a php document, a frame or an iframe etc.
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Old 06-11-2004, 16:28   #5
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cheers bifta will have a look and see what i can do
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