use ssi function to add forum theme to webpage

[bullbreedluverz]

as the title says i want to create a webpage using the theme from my forum with the header, logo, background and other images creating the webpage but without any ssi functions

ive created a page, that shows the theme but it also shows my menu & shoutbox and i dont want them on my webpage

this is the code im using

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<?php

$ssi_layers = array('main');
$context['page_title'] = 'Welcome To Bull Breed Luverz!';

require("/path/to/my/root/smf/SSI.php"); 

?>

and the result is

http://www.bullbreedluverz.com/

but i want dont want that i just want the themes look rather than functions/features too

[niko]

You need to edit your theme to skip these sections when using SSI.

easiest way is check if constant SMF is (not) SSI.

For example (assuming template_menu does show the menu)

if (SMF != 'SSI')
    template_menu();

[bullbreedluverz]

sorry (and im going to make myself look thick here) but i dont understand what you mean

ive never done anything with SSI before so really complete novice with it - i get i need to exclude some of the template showing - i.e. menu and shoutbox but what you said doesnt mean anything to me lol

the attatched image shows what i would like to achieve on my webpage (although ive edit my forum bit more today so the appearance is bit different http://www.bullbreedluverz.com/smf/index.php )

[[SiNaN]]

SMF 2.0 has the layers changed. Use this $ssi_layers instead:

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$ssi_layers = array('html', 'body');

[bullbreedluverz]

changing

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<?php

$ssi_layers = array('main');
$context['page_title'] = 'Welcome To Bull Breed Luverz!';

require("/path/to/my/root/smf/SSI.php"); 

?>

to

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<?php

$ssi_layers = array('html', 'body');
$context['page_title'] = 'Welcome To Bull Breed Luverz!';

require("/home/bullbree/public_html/smf/SSI.php"); 

?>

gave me...

Unable to load the 'html_above' template.

[SA™]

move

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$ssi_layers = array('html', 'body');


underneath

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require("/path/to/my/root/smf/SSI.php");

maybe?

[bullbreedluverz]

that gave me a blank white screen

any more offers? lol

[[SiNaN]]

Reading your post again, with a fresh mind, I see I misunderstood your issue. Indeed, you have to hide the things that you don't want to be shown on SSI, as Niko pointed out.

[TheDisturbedOne]

Check out this topic:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=310556
I think it is what you are looking for.

[bullbreedluverz]

its ok im marking this as solved now as ive made a webpage from my forums source code - thanks