Chapter 21. Creating modules
- Table of Contents
- 21.1. Module structure
- 21.2. Creating fully compatible modules: the rules to follow
- 21.3. Module creation, the public part
- 21.4. Module creation, administrator part
- 21.5. How to include a HTML file in a PHP-Nuke module
- 21.6. How to include a HTML file and its links in a PHP-Nuke module
- 21.7. How to include a HTML file and its links using an iframe in a PHP-Nuke module
- 21.8. How to include a plain text file in a PHP-Nuke module
- 21.9. How to use Javascript in PHP-Nuke modules
- 21.10. How to create a Logout module
- 21.11. How to show advertisements in PHP-Nuke modules
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- 21.11.1. Google AdSense in the News module
- 21.11.2. Google AdSense on top of a PHP-Nuke module
- 21.12. How to display HTML forms in a module
After having seen how to modify PHP-Nuke modules, we are in a position to try our skills at creating one - in this chapter we will show you how! We cover:
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Module structure (Section 21.1),
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The rules to follow (Section 21.2),
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Module creation, the public part (Section 21.3),
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Module creation, administrator part (Section 21.4),
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How to include a HTML file in a PHP-Nuke module (Section 21.5),
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How to include a HTML file and its links in a PHP-Nuke module (Section 21.6),
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How to include a HTML file and its links using an iframe in a PHP-Nuke module (Section 21.7),
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How to include a plain text file in a PHP-Nuke module (Section 21.8),
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How to use Javascript in PHP-Nuke modules (Section 21.9),
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How to create a Logout module (Section 21.10),
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How to show advertisements in PHP-Nuke modules (Section 21.11),
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How to display HTML forms in a module (Section 21.12).
Help us make a betterPHP-Nuke HOWTO!Want to contribute to this HOWTO? Have a suggestion or a solution to a problem that was not treated here? Post your comments on my PHP-Nuke Forum! Chris Karakas, Maintainer PHP-Nuke HOWTO |
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