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@cootheadFeb 17.2019 — #
**Source** :-
[url=https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/font#Summary][color=#069]The font element and it's attributes[/color] [/url]
HTML 4 became a standard in April 1998.
It’s update, HTML 4.0.1, was published in December 1999.
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@NogDogFeb 17.2019 — #
How does the "html file" get called? Does it@chrisjchrisj#1601065
Presumably it loads that file, since you're getting the error in it, but I'm guessing maybe you need to pass
So, my guess is that once you've added that assignment to the 'TEXT' key, you can just do something like this, not even using `<?php...?> tags:
@NogDogFeb 18.2019 — #How about in the if/elseif on
Help with undefined variable error
I am trying to display some text “THIS IS A TEST” on the html page.
I am getting this error:
Notice: Undefined variable: text1 in /home/public_html/themes/videos/content.html on line 23
line 23 is this:
[CODE]
<div class=”test”><font color=”#696969″ font size=”3″ face=”Arial”>HELLO<?php echo $text1;?></font>
The php file, related to the html page, shows this (partially):
[CODE]
$text1 = “THIS IS A TEST”;
$cateogry_id = ”;
$videos = array();
if ($page == ‘trending’) {
$title = $lang->trending;
$db->where(‘privacy’, 0);
$videos = $db->where(‘time’, time() – 172800, ‘>’)->orderBy(‘views’, ‘DESC’)->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
}
else if ($page == ‘latest’) {
$title = $lang->latest_videos;
echo “$text1”;
$db->where(‘privacy’, 0);
$videos = $db->orderBy(‘id’, ‘DESC’)->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
}
else if ($page == ‘top’) {
$title = $lang->top_videos;
$db->where(‘privacy’, 0);
$videos = $db->orderBy(‘views’, ‘DESC’)->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
}
else if ($page == ‘category’) {
if (!empty($_GET[‘id’])) {
if (in_array($_GET[‘id’], array_keys($categories))) {
$cateogry = PT_Secure($_GET[‘id’]);
$title = $categories[$cateogry];
$cateogry_id = “data-category=’$cateogry'”;
$db->where(‘privacy’, 0);
$videos = $db->where(‘category_id’, $cateogry)->orderBy(‘id’, ‘DESC’)->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
} else {
header(“Location: ” . PT_Link(‘404’));
exit();
}
}
}
what do I need to correct to remedy this error?
Any help is appreciated.
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@cootheadFeb 17.2019 — #>@chrisjchrisj#1601054
**[color=#069] **
<font color="#696969" font size="3" face="Arial">[/color]
>[color=navy]
_"**Do not use this element ! **
Though once normalized in HTML 3.2, it was deprecated
in HTML 4.01, at the same time as all elements related to
styling only, then obsoleted in HTML5."_[/color]
**Source** :-
HTML 4 became a standard in April 1998.
It’s update, HTML 4.0.1, was published in December 1999.
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@NogDogFeb 17.2019 — #>@chrisjchrisj#1601060 and an html file ( I added line 23):
How does the "html file" get called? Does it
include()require()require()require_once()0
@NogDogFeb 18.2019 — #Presumably it loads that file, since you're getting the error in it, but I'm guessing maybe you need to pass
$text1PT_loadPage()$some_array_name['TITLE']$title0
@NogDogFeb 18.2019 — #Looks like your app is using some sort of template system that uses "{{...}}" to output one of those values, e.g.:<i>
</i>data-type="{{TYPE}}"
So, my guess is that once you've added that assignment to the 'TEXT' key, you can just do something like this, not even using `<?php...?> tags:
<i>
</i><p>Here's my text: <strong>{{TEXT}}</strong></p>
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@NogDogFeb 18.2019 — #How about in the if/elseif on $page$text{{TEXT}}<i>
</i>if ($page == 'trending') {
$title = $lang->trending;
$db->where('privacy', 0);
$videos = $db->where('time', time() - 172800, '>')->orderBy('views', 'DESC')->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
$text = 'Trending text here';
}
elseif ($page == 'latest') {
$title = $lang->latest_videos;
$db->where('privacy', 0);
$videos = $db->orderBy('id', 'DESC')->get(T_VIDEOS, $limit);
$text = 'Latest text here';
}
$pt->content = PT_LoadPage('videos/content', array(
'TITLE' => $title,
'VIDEOS' => $html_videos,
'TYPE' => $page,
'CATEGORY_ID' => $category_id,
'TEXT'=> $text
);