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Guest beatmix01
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Can you embed php in threads on vbulletin? Thinking about putting some feeds for some price updates in there..
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You can show PHP code, but I don't think it allows actually executing the code - too much opportunity for security problems. I can run code on the main site - just PM me with the details.
Guest beatmix01
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I was just curious because there is a PHP tag in the Reply section.
Guest beatmix01
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My main reason was I was thinking of a way we could have a Woot thread that autoupdates when a new item is added. Come to think of it I dont know how realistic that would be being that woot is aspx driven and GD is PHP.
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That could be done - it would just involve writing a small script that "scrapes" the woot home page a few minutes after midnight to get the item's title and then automatically creates a post - not too difficult
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My main reason was I was thinking of a way we could have a Woot thread that autoupdates when a new item is added. Come to think of it I dont know how realistic that would be being that woot is aspx driven and GD is PHP.

Shouldn't be too hard... where were you thinking of putting it?
Guest beatmix01
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Ooh, that's a great idea - automatic points generator! Get on it stat, or I'll steal it from you. :tongue1:

too late already started it about an hour ago.

Guest beatmix01
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So that Woot! Daily Deals thread will auto-update then? If so, good job - and great thinking! :g_thumble

not auto updating. i think ill have to manually do it. I dont think I can autoupdate a thread using php since you cannot embed php within a thread.

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not auto updating. i think ill have to manually do it. I dont think I can autoupdate a thread using php since you cannot embed php within a thread.

Why not: write a script; put it up on one of your sites; and reference that in your original post? You can do it, Jared! :g_thumble
Guest beatmix01
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i guess i could do it that way... i think... hmm when i have time i will have to think it out more. it would be my first 'complex' php script.

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