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Hello,
I have a client that I am building a website for who needs a forum. I currently have an ASP forum installed in her site because that is what I am use to programming in.. my experience with PHP is somewhat limited. Anyway, I have her site set up so that she has a header, footer and content area. The content area is nothing more than a cell in a table <td> and is set for a specific width.
What I need to know is, how hard is it to completely wrap a website around the forum application so that it shows up in the content area of the table? The test forum I have running now was really easy... I just had to go to the custom_header and custom_footer files in the template directory and add my code... all pages were automatically updated. Is it similar with this software? Unfortuantely, I am looking at using Censura review software and they only share login data with a handful of forums, including this one, so my current ASP forum would have to have its own separate user registration, which I am trying to avoid.
Any info provided would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks.
I have a client that I am building a website for who needs a forum. I currently have an ASP forum installed in her site because that is what I am use to programming in.. my experience with PHP is somewhat limited. Anyway, I have her site set up so that she has a header, footer and content area. The content area is nothing more than a cell in a table <td> and is set for a specific width.
What I need to know is, how hard is it to completely wrap a website around the forum application so that it shows up in the content area of the table? The test forum I have running now was really easy... I just had to go to the custom_header and custom_footer files in the template directory and add my code... all pages were automatically updated. Is it similar with this software? Unfortuantely, I am looking at using Censura review software and they only share login data with a handful of forums, including this one, so my current ASP forum would have to have its own separate user registration, which I am trying to avoid.
Any info provided would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks.