How do I put server stats into PHPNUKE?

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How do I put server stats into PHPNUKE?

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I want to have a block on the top center of my phpnuke site (the one provided for free for NFO rentals.

I'm trying to create a message and pasting the following into the message:

<iframe src="http://rentals.nuclearfallout.net/query ... =chernobyl" width=400 height=600 frameborder=0></iframe>

However, it simply shows this actual content, and not the server stats.

Anyone know how to do what I'm trying to do?

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When you post HTML code into messages, it makes it so the code doesn't actually get run (for security reasons). You'd need to manually edit the .php code that generated the PHP-Nuke page in order to include more HTML.
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You're doing it right, but showing the incorrect information?? You are displaying the server status page. If I understand correctly you should have http://www.yourwebsite.com/stats/index.html in that address instead. :)

I'm not sure where nfo saves the stats pages to, but click on your stats and then copy/paste that address in there.

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The address should look similar to this:

http://yourserverid.stats.nuclearfallout.net/server.php
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In your phpnuke administration control panel, click on the Blocks icon and then scroll down to Add a New Block. Put in a title, (I left mine black) paste your html into the content box, select the position, select activate, select Expiration: 0 days, select visible to subscribers and click Create Block. Then put it wherever you want it. Here's an example from my site. I use this method to display my ventrilo status:

http://generalmayhem.ca

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Post by eyethumper »

eLectrix wrote:The address should look similar to this:

http://yourserverid.stats.nuclearfallout.net/server.php
I don't want the stats, I want the server "status."

It shows a little picture of the map that is currently playing, how many are online, the server address, etc..
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Edge100x wrote:When you post HTML code into messages, it makes it so the code doesn't actually get run (for security reasons). You'd need to manually edit the .php code that generated the PHP-Nuke page in order to include more HTML.
I have no clue how to do this :(
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eLectrix wrote: http://generalmayhem.ca

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How did you change the banner image at the top?
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Manually edit the file theme.php in whatever theme directory you are using:

ie. public_html/themes/sometheme/theme.php

Regarding the server status code, the same thing applies, which is why I was confused about what you wanted. The ventrilo block I have at top is the same thing as a server status, simply use <iframe src="http://rentals.nuclearfallout.net/query ... =chernobyl" width=400 height=600 frameborder=0></iframe> in the block content area.

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Hopefully you're using the correct server identifier also?

<iframe src="http://rentals.nuclearfallout.net/query ... i]serverid[/i][/b]" width=400 height=600 frameborder=0></iframe>
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eLectrix wrote:Manually edit the file theme.php in whatever theme directory you are using:

ie. public_html/themes/sometheme/theme.php

Regarding the server status code, the same thing applies, which is why I was confused about what you wanted. The ventrilo block I have at top is the same thing as a server status, simply use <iframe src="http://rentals.nuclearfallout.net/query ... =chernobyl" width=400 height=600 frameborder=0></iframe> in the block content area.

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But putting it into the block content doesn't work.
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Example:

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What happens when you do it?
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Check http://generalmayhem.ca again. I have installed the block so you can see it. It works just fine. :) I used exactly the code you posted with <center></center> surrounding it.
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eLectrix wrote:Check http://generalmayhem.ca again. I have installed the block so you can see it. It works just fine. :) I used exactly the code you posted with <center></center> surrounding it.
http://sofclan.nuclearfallout.net/ It just shows the actual html.

BTW, the edit box for the block is slightly different than yours. It shows formatting stuff at the bottom such as Bold, Italics, etc...

It's not actually using the HTML code, but displaying it as if its a word document or something...
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