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Shawn
Administrator   Posts: 4538 Registered: 10/7/2002 Status: Online
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 posted on 1/9/2007 at 02:05 PM |
O.K. to try and clear up how to use it:
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. 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.
To keep the non-working NukeWrap link from showing in the Main Menu, go to
Admin > Modules and click edit next to NukeWrap. Set Visible in Modules
Block? = No.
Thanks!
-Shawn
[Edited on 1/11/2007 by Shawn]
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