'''PLEASE DO NOT EDIT YOUR 'SSI.PHP' FILE Everything done here is done without having to edit 'SSI.php''''

===Call SSI.php before anything else=== ...not have a header file add it to the index.php or *.php file that you are using this on.

...version 2.0.14 and up. If your server is not already secure, i.e. SSL (or using https), you can force it to be secure with this setting. However, note that ...l setting to use a different database user and password when you are using SSI.php.

...l setting to use a different database user and password when you are using SSI.php. ...l setting to use a different database user and password when you are using SSI.php.

&nbsp;&nbsp;%H - hour using a 24-hour clock (range 00 to 23) <br> &nbsp;&nbsp;%I - hour using a 12-hour clock (range 01 to 12) <br>

'''PLEASE DO NOT EDIT YOUR 'SSI.PHP' FILE Everything done here is done without having to edit 'SSI.php''''

...ifficult to accomplish this for your own website and forum with the use of SSI.php. for more information about SSI.php see [[Category:SSI|Using SSI.php]]

# Upload the file, ''administrate.php'', to your forum directory (where ''SSI.php'' is found). # Using your browser, visit ''administrate.php''.

...e) SSI.php file that is included with SMF. However, in this case, we wrap SSI.php in another file called integrate.php in order to simplify the entire proces Bringing in integrate.php is simply a matter of using a require_once() with the path to the file.

Now, in the templates it was using before, you need to remove the header and footer parts. This means removin // If you want SSI.php to start gzipping for you ;).

'''**PLEASE DO NOT EDIT YOUR 'SSI.PHP' FILE**''' Everything done here is done without having to edit 'SSI.php'

SSI.php is included in SMF. To use it, you have to use the following code on the ma require_once('/absolute/path/to/SSI.php');

...ctory where SMF is installed. It's used to locate files like Settings.php, SSI.php, agreement.txt, and the Packages directory. No trailing slash (/) should be ...lt settings, or to override those settings with SMTP. PHP does not support using authentication with SMTP (which many hosts require), so if you want to have

...tion you can include on your site, you can check our own SSI.php functions using our own data:

'''Using GMAIL SMTP?''' ...s to correctly test the sendmail function of your server. If it fails, try using SMTP. ''IMPORTANT:'' Remember to remove this test script immediately.

...e quite a few extra features you can have working on your website by using SSI.php. Below are some advantages that are not listed in the examples.

...ctory where SMF is installed. It's used to locate files like Settings.php, SSI.php, agreement.txt, and the Packages directory. No trailing slash (/) should be ...different database versions, if you do not know what database type you are using it is suggested not to change this value.

If you are using SMF 2.0.x, and a package is shown as installed when it is not, or is shown Copy this file to your SMF forum main directory, where SSI.php and Settings.php are located. Next, direct your browser to the file fix_pa

...is not an "integration with an external system" so much as displaying and using SMF content on pages outside the forum. If you do not have a fully function

If you are using SMF 2.0.x, and a package is shown as installed when it is not, or is shown Bu dosyayı SMF forumunuzun ana dizinine yani, SSI.php ve Settings.php'nin bulunduğu yere. Sonrasında, tarayıcınız üzerinden