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Editing file.php
I'm getting a good amount of traffic into file.php from Google Images.
When you click an image and it opens a new window, file.php?n=###&w=o is shown in the address bar. How can I edit this file so I can neatly put some adsense next to it with perhaps some content? I'd almost like to have the authors name and description on that page along with the adsense. Any help in where to edit that file to place content would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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The file.php file generates images to display. There is no HTML in the file.php output. For instance, you see an image on screen when the following type of IMG tag is in the PhotoPlog HTML:
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Content visible to registered users only. That said, you could modify the file.php file to output an HTML page when w=o is in the query string. First find the following line and add the bits in blue bold: Code:
Content visible to registered users only. Code:
Content visible to registered users only. Code:
Content visible to registered users only.
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Thanks for the help Morgan, much appreciated.
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