Chapter 20. Creating PHP-Nuke blocks
- Table of Contents
- 20.1. The characteristics of the various types of blocks
- 20.2. How to create a new block
- 20.3. Simple Content block
- 20.4. How to include PHP/HTML files in a PHP-Nuke block
- 20.5. How to use Javascript in PHP-Nuke blocks
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- 20.5.1. How to create a Hello World block
- 20.5.2. How to create a fade block
- 20.5.3. How to create a Help Center Live block
- 20.6. How to display Flash in PHP-Nuke blocks
- 20.7. How to show advertisements in PHP-Nuke blocks
- 20.8. How to display images in PHP-Nuke blocks
- 20.9. How to display HTML forms in a block: Paypal
Having seen how to modify a PHP-Nuke block (Chapter 17), we can gradually try our skills in creatingone. We proceed by showing:
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The characteristics of the various types of blocks (Section 20.1),
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How to create a new block (Section 20.2),
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A simple Content block (Section 20.3),
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How to include PHP/HTML files in a PHP-Nuke block (Section 20.4),
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How to use Javascript in PHP-Nuke blocks (Section 20.5),
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How to display Flash in PHP-Nuke blocks (Section 20.6),
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How to show advertisements in PHP-Nuke blocks (Section 20.7),
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How to display images in PHP-Nuke blocks (Section 20.8),
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How to display HTML forms in a block: Paypal (Section 20.9).
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