I am still looking for a solution to my problem of either making vbulletin output .pthml pages or getting my ad manager program to work on pages without a .phtml extension.
To summarize, I use an ad manager program (banner ads and the like) which runs off php3. The software requires the pages that it run on end in .phtml. Unfortunately, vbulletin spits out pages with a .php extension, causing the ads not to be displayed on the forum pages. I am looking for some kind of work around to this issue. I've tried an .htaccess file (correctly, I believe) but to no avail. An 'include' was also suggested, but that didn't work either (possibly because I placed it in the wrong area of the code, but I am unsure). I've researched framing the whole site, so that the pages can run independantly of each other, but the site is already built (and ready to go live) and that would force me to scrap everything.
Am I grasping at straws here or can this be solved? I'm at the end of my rope with this problem (literally, I'm tying the noose around my neck). Any and all help would be appreciated.
To summarize, I use an ad manager program (banner ads and the like) which runs off php3. The software requires the pages that it run on end in .phtml. Unfortunately, vbulletin spits out pages with a .php extension, causing the ads not to be displayed on the forum pages. I am looking for some kind of work around to this issue. I've tried an .htaccess file (correctly, I believe) but to no avail. An 'include' was also suggested, but that didn't work either (possibly because I placed it in the wrong area of the code, but I am unsure). I've researched framing the whole site, so that the pages can run independantly of each other, but the site is already built (and ready to go live) and that would force me to scrap everything.
Am I grasping at straws here or can this be solved? I'm at the end of my rope with this problem (literally, I'm tying the noose around my neck). Any and all help would be appreciated.
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