O.K. to try and clear up how to use it:

1. PHP-Nuke automatically puts a link for different modules in the Main Menu (Downloads, Surveys, etc..). This doesn't work for NukeWrap because you can't just load NukeWrap, you need to tell NukeWrap what page/site to display.
2. NukeWrap loads just like any other module, except that you have to give it a parameter telling what to display.


NukeWrap comes with two example URLs setup, phpnuke and spidean. You would display the spidean page like this (try typing this in your browser address bar): http://yoursite.com/modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=spid ean

O.K. so this works, but how do your users use it? You need to put a link to this somewhere on your page or pages. Use something like this: <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=spidean">Spidean</a>

Where do you put it? That's up to you. Put it in the header of your theme or add a new block in the admin by typing a title and then put the link in the content box. Voila, you have a block with a link to the Spidean site wrapped in your site.

Also, there is a NukeWrap block, that if enabled will display a link to all of your defined NukeWrap URLs. Go to the Blocks admin and where you can add a new block, type a title like "Links" and then select NukeWrap under filename. Voila again.

Thanks!
-Shawn

[Edited on 1/9/2007 by Shawn]

Ok i think i can answer this one for you all.
I had the same problem and the more i looked at it the worse it got so everyone calm down it does work just try this.
Ok i assume you have all loaded it into your php web site (if not read the readme txt and work on that first)
Once you have loaded it to get it to work to full size this is what you do.
I will deal with how to load it in a second.
You will see in the admin part of your web site you have the nuke wrap icon click on that.
First of all click yes to url being in the url list
then to get the right height and width click width 100% and on height depending on how long you want the page to be (100% doesnt seem to work well) i use 700 just plain old 700 no px no p no % just plain old 700 if you want it shorter then use 500 or longer then use 800 and so on until you get the desired lenth.
Ok now where to list them make a HTML page adding what ever you want or get the URL of a link to another page (I made a page and loaded via ftp to my site and just call that page what ever the url is eg: http//www.nyatvonline.com/products.html this page is what i call into my site via php nuke) so it shows as part of my web site and not an outside page, you can do this with a link from another site as well.
to do this just look at the admin page you are in and at the top there is a link called URL LIST click on this, the URL i called products then just entered the HTTP of the page fill in the height to what you desire eg:700 and the width to 100% scrool bars if you want
once you have set all this then all you do is call that block from your PHP admin place the block where you want and it will show on your site.
To add to it go to admin again load another URL to the URL list and they will show in your block
I hope this helped
thanks again Shawn its a very good working product i guess with me and others we just need to slow down a little (we are all eager to get it up and running) and take our times with the instructions, anyone who really gets stuck contact me via email and i will help you

Mick

[Edited on 8/1/2007 by maddogmick]

Mate, I think we all know how to configure NukeWrap itself, the problem is rather how to actually USE it, it has a poor explanation, which this thread clearly shows, the problem people have is, we don't know how to get another webpage into a phpnuke window, we don't know what to add where, no please reply to that!

Hi all.

Could someone please tell me how we alter the size of the page, when I try to edit the size of the page on nukewrap admin, it has no effect on the page at all?...any ideas?

Well, my main point was that NukeWrap 2.0 was released several days ago and there is no need to edit the nukewrap.cfg because 2.0 has an admin interface for configuring everything.

-Shawn

Hi Shawn,
ok guys i think by doing this it will clear this thread up and make it easy to see for everyone.

i understand this and what it is asking

<?php

//General Settings
//
$general = array (
'url-security' => false,
'local-pages-only' => false,
'address-bar-entry' => false,
'use-buffering' => true,
'use-compression' => false,
'registered-users-only' => false,
'open-direct-msg' => false,
'use-fixed-title' => false,
'auto-resize' => false,
'height' => "1500",
'width' => "100%"
);

//URL Security Settings
//
//Define URLs that can be diplayed if url-security = true
//These settings override the General settings above for the specific URL
//
$authorized_url['http://www.phpnuke.org/'] = array (
'alias' => "phpnuke",
'registered-users-only' => false,
'open-direct-msg' => false,
'use-fixed-title' => false,
'auto-resize' => false,
'height' => "1500",
'width' => "100%"
);

$authorized_url['http://spidean.mckenzies.net/'] = array (
'alias' => "spidean",
'registered-users-only' => false,
'open-direct-msg' => false,
'use-fixed-title' => false,
'auto-resize' => false,
'height' => "1500",
'width' => "100%"
);

?>

i also understand that with security set to false it wont show php nuke or your web site

but what i dont understand (and i dont think i am on my own)

is this:
which one of these types of insert do we use and why and where do we inset it?

For example, an anchor would look like:

URL: <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=index.php">My Site</a>

Alias: <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=mysite">My Site</a>

Cool! For a remote site you would use:

URL: <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=http://www.PHP-Nuke.org/">PHP-N uke Site</a>

Alias: <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=phpnuke">PHP-Nuke Site</a>

mine is a web site that is from another web site so what type of url do i use (and why) and where do i install the code?

thanks Shawn
like all others i dont want to be a pain but i just dont seem to get it

Mick

O.K. I guess I just never ran across this thread. It doesn't appear to have anything to do with NukeWrap. I'll reread the posts, but it's some code that some guy posted. The newest NUkeWrap works fine and even has an admin. Try it.

-Shawn

Hi all i have been watching this thread and i have the same problem as Randy
i did what you guys said and it all worked well except i got the blank page
any ideas please i am so close can someone help
thanks
thi sis what i have for the code

<?PHP
if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }
$index = 0;// Make it a 0 if you dont want the right blocks to be visible
include("header.php");
OpenTable();
include ("http://www.cafepress.com/atv_hudson.html");
CloseTable();
include("footer.php");
?>

Mick

[Edited on 2/3/2006 by maddogmick]

k... that last one X-Factor posted from mel's Walk-Trhrought, works just fine......

But...(There's always a but in but) Now I have th efollowing problems:

The link I'm hooking up to, is NOT situated outside the server were I have phpNuke running. It's is simply on a seperate folder to the the Nuke installation. I'm trying to hook up my Fully Modded phpBB2 Forums.

I get mixed results.. if I use a complete URL like this:

include ("http://www.kaoshq.com/phpbb2/index.php");

I ONLY get the text of the forums and no graphics or styling... just click on this URL to see what I mean.

http://www.kaoshq.com/modules.php?name=kAoSforums

If I change the URL to look like this:

include ("/phpbb2/index.php");

or this

include ("/home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php");


I get all this:

Warning: main(./extension.inc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 31

Warning: main(./extension.inc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 31

Warning: main(): Failed opening './extension.inc' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 31

Warning: main(./common.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 32

Warning: main(./common.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 32

Warning: main(): Failed opening './common.' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 32

Warning: main(./lgf-reflog.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 33

Warning: main(./lgf-reflog.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 33

Warning: main(): Failed opening './lgf-reflog.' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 33

Warning: main(./includes/functions_selects.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 34

Warning: main(./includes/functions_selects.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 34

Warning: main(): Failed opening './includes/functions_selects.' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 34

Warning: main(./includes/functions_news.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 35

Warning: main(./includes/functions_news.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 35

Warning: main(): Failed opening './includes/functions_news.' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 35

Warning: main(./chatbox_front.): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 36

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required './chatbox_front.' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/kaoshq/public_html/phpbb2/index.php on line 36

++++++

Any suggestions as to how to fix that?

Thanks.

Thanks MEL,
This one worked for me:
<?PHP
if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }
$index = 1;// Make it a 0 if you dont want the right blocks to be visible
include("header.php");
OpenTable();
include ("yourpage.html");
CloseTable();
include("footer.php");
?>

I spent two days posting in several forums and NOTHING!

I am using PHP Nuke 6.9, and used the instruction listed here.

I have edited the nukewrap.cfg

I cut and pasted(from the walk thru) the part about index.php(and edited it) and put it in my module directory, as instructed.

When I click on the link for this module, I just get a blank page, not even in a block in the center of the window.

Any suggestions.

Hi another newbie here

Thanks Mel your walkthrough worked for me with a single php page now going to see fi I can get it to run a script

Spiderwebb

HI guys,

I must be a real newbie...

"Step ONE: Edit your nukewrap.cfg file to reflect the pages you want to integrate"

I don't even know how to do this part..

I want to be able to click on the menu in the left and for my main window to show http://www.jason-lee.com/guest

What and where do I need to put this detail in the nukewrap.cfg file?

Sorry for being so ignorant.

Thanks in advance,

litfoo

Check my other post from today in this forum.

-Shawn

Yes, as you can probably tell from my own post in this thread, I cannot make it work.
I searched a few other websites for nukewrap threads, including www.nukecops.com (which is great and which led me here in the first place), and one of the admins on that site recommended a different code for the newly created module. To give my whole walkthrough, it mostly follows Fear's but changes in Step THREE.

Step ONE: Edit your nukewrap.cfg file to reflect the pages you want to integrate or just turn security to FALSE.

Step TWO: Go to your modules directory in nuke and create a new folder for the page you want to integrate. Name the folder whatever you like. (For example, mine is entitled "Roster" because the nukewrap html page will point to my guild's roster)

Step THREE: Create an index.php document for your new folder ("Roster" in my example) using notepad. The text should look like this:

<?PHP
/************************************************************************** **/
/* PHPNuke 5, Author Francisco Burzi (fburzi@ncc.org.ve) */
/* http://www.phpnuke.org/ */
/* */
/* This program is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify */
/* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by */
/* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License. */
/************************************************************************** **/


if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }
include("header.php");
include ("yourpage.html");
include("footer.php");
?>

Step FOUR: Activiate the newly created module in your php-Nuke admin.

-- NOTE that I'm at work right now and cannot access my files to test it but I have my fingers crossed. Keep in mind, I'm working with php-Nuke so this should only work for php-Nuke and I don't know how to modify it for Post-Nuke.

G'luck. And the rest of you newbies...please post your own walk through fixes on this thread if you find something that works!

**edit**
Other mods at nukecops.com recommended that the newly created index.php look like this:
<?php
if (!eregi("modules.php", $PHP_SELF)) {
die ("You can't access this file directly...");

}
Header("Location: modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=test");
die();
?>

OR

<?PHP
if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }
$index = 1;// Make it a 0 if you dont want the right blocks to be visible
include("header.php");
OpenTable();
include ("yourpage.html");
CloseTable();
include("footer.php");
?>

I can't tell you which works quite yet, but once I am able to test them both at home I'll reply here again...

[Edited on 23/10/2003 by mel]

[Edited on 23/10/2003 by mel]

Has anyone made this work? I followed this instruction and all I get is 2 new modules. 1 mod named NukeWrap and another named Standings, the one I created! Click on Postwrap and I get a "no page called" message. Click on Standings and I get a full blank white page. PostNuke had a mod called PostWrap which worked great for me. I feel like an idiot with php! Don't get me wrong, I think Fear did a very simple walk-thru here but I can't get it to work. I've been all over this forum and through the install doc too!
Here is my index for the Standigs mod:
<?

if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }

$index = 1; //0 : do not show right blocks - 1:show right blocks

@include ("http://WWW.WVRL.COM/modules.php?name=NukeWrap&amp;page =http://WWW.WVRL.COM/WC03/RPMSTANDINGS.HTML");

?>


[Edited on 23/10/2003 by tek54]

Ok guys. I think I can help you guys get this script working. Im going to assume most have installed nukewrap.

1. Edit your nukewrap.cfg file to reflect the pages you want to integrate.
2. Goto your modules directory in nuke and create a new folder for the page you want to integrate. Name the folder whatever.
3. Now open notepad.
4. Paste this into notepad:

<? 

if (!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ('mainfile.php'); }

$index = 1; //0 : do not show right blocks - 1 :show right blocks

@include ("http://YOURSITE.COM/modules.php?name=NukeWrap&amp;page=http://THE_URL _TO_THE_PAGE_YOU_WANT_TO_ADD");

?>



5. Dont forget to edit the "yoursite.com" and "the_url_to_the_page_you_want_to_add" to reflect your specific information
6. Save the file as index.php
7. Upload it to the new folder in modules you just created.
8. Now goto the admin area and activate the module.

I hope that will help most of you get nukewrap going. Good luck.