do you really edit the signup.php?

Discussion in 'Templates customization' started by ronniead, Jan 14, 2008.

  1. ronniead

    ronniead Member

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    Hi,

    just wanna know if people are doing this, and if it's okay...

    run signup.php for example, and then, just view the html code in IE or firefox. Copy and paste into Dreamweaver. Edit it as I wish, and then use that to process signups etc.

    It's so much easier than editing the signup.html with the smartytags, the if's and elses etc...

    Is this what most people are doing? Is it okay...? Seems to be much easier, plus I run a few different websites, and want the look and feel to be different on each signup.php page.

    So...am I alone with this approach?
  2. davidm1

    davidm1 aMember User & Partner

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    I think when the user hits the continue or submit button, and theres an error, they will be given the original signup.html form since this has not been changed.

    David
  3. jazzedge

    jazzedge Member

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    I suggest make a copy first. Name it signup.php.bak -then- make changes to signup.php

    Remember you can run php code within smarty (signup.html) using:

    {php}

    ---code here---

    {/php}

    http://www.smarty.net/manual/en/

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