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I have a bunch of static html files (text + a few images each) that I would like to use as custom pages. Each html file is in it's own directory with the associated images.

Question is, can I do this? If so, how?
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<?php
require_once "maincore.php"; //this path must be CORRECT!
require_once THEMES."templates/header.php";

add_to_title('page title'); //not necessary
opentable('page name'); //not necessary
?>

<!-- HTML CONTENT HERE -->

<?php
closetable(); //not necessary

require_once THEMES."templates/footer.php";
?>


That is what you need?
Edited by PolarFox on 20-03-2010 08:07,
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Thanks PolarFox... that would work but what I really want to do is not have the html code in the database. I would like to use something like "include" to show the html content in the custom page.
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<?php

require_once "maincore.php"; //this path must be CORRECT!
require_once THEMES."templates/header.php";

add_to_title('page title'); //not necessary

opentable('page name'); //not necessary


INCLUDE BASEDIR."folder/your-file.html";

closetable(); //not necessary

require_once THEMES."templates/footer.php";

?>
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Thanks HobbyMan, that's what I was looking for.
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just make sure the maincore.php path is correct.. then it should be fine.
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<?php

require_once "maincore.php"; //this path must be CORRECT!
require_once THEMES."templates/header.php";

add_to_title('page title'wink; //not necessary
add_to_meta("description", " description for this page"wink; //not necessary
add_to_meta("keywords", ", keywords for this page"wink; //not necessary
opentable('page name'wink;


include BASEDIR."folder/your-file.html";

closetable();

require_once THEMES."templates/footer.php";

?>
Edited by Alipapa on 24-03-2010 10:43,
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