Hello Patrick, sir.
On my three Chrome-Fusion v3 websites, many of my Custom Pages are the same on all three Chrome-Fusion websites. So that I only need to edit those page sets once, I create my custom pages in PHP files, and then from each of my Chrome-Fusion sites, I call those PHP files with a PHP include.
As an example:
Chrome-Fusion site #1:
page_id=1 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page01.php';?>
page_id=2 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page02.php';?>
etc.
Chrome-Fusion site #2:
page_id=1 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page01.php';?>
page_id=2 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page02.php';?>
etc.
Chrome-Fusion site #3:
page_id=1 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page01.php';?>
page_id=2 contains 1 line:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page02.php';?>
This method has worked great for many years :).
The problem that I have is, in Admin Panel | Settings | Main , in Site introduction, I am not able to use any PHP include... if I were to have for Site introduction:
<?php include 'D:\Web\common\pages\page01.php';?>
...Chrome-Fusion just ignores that include.
So my question is, is there a simple setting or modification that I can make to my Chrome-Fusion websites, so that I can use a PHP include in my Site introduction?
Thank you in advance, sir, and have yourself a great day.
Regards,
John |
Chrome