Latest CustomPages Panel

Nice panel.

1 Question -
In the panel file you use....

[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]require_once BASEDIR."maincore.php";[/syntaxhighlighter]

Does this mean you Do Not have to use...

[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]if (!defined("IN_FUSION") { die("Access Denied"; }[/syntaxhighlighter]

If this means you do not have to use if !defined...Blah, blah, because you are including the maincore can you please explain to me why?

Thanks Smoke

EDIT: BTW No Big Deal But The Folder Structure is Incorrect in the Archive.

Nice panel Smokeman

You could try to leave out the table if your ever making a new version, its not ment for making a layout ;)

@FC: I use the call to /maincore.php because I use the function:
[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]checkgroup();[/syntaxhighlighter]
- in the code. As far I can see the folder-structure is OK. Maybe you can explain ?
- but his one:
[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]if (!defined("IN_FUSION") { die("Access Denied"; }[/syntaxhighlighter]
- is a "missing" from my side... It should be there yes.

@KonickMultimedia: Can you explain a better way too ? - I dont understand - lol.

Yes it should be there.

[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]
if (!defined("IN_FUSION") { die("Access Denied"; }[/syntaxhighlighter]

[syntaxhighlighter brush=php,first-line=1,highlight=0,collapse=false,html-script=false]require_once BASEDIR."maincore.php";
if (!defined("IN_FUSION") { die("Access Denied"; }
if (file_exists(INFUSIONS."latest_custompages_panel/locale/".$settings['locale'].".php") {
include INFUSIONS."latest_custompages_panel/locale/".$settings['locale'].".php";
} else {
include INFUSIONS."latest_custompages_panel/locale/English.php";
}[/syntaxhighlighter]

Well, you are using a <table> to create the design for this panel. You could have used CSS to achieve the same result

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tableless_web_design

Ahh, ok yes I understand now. thx for explaining. I know that table's are "a bit" old now today - but I thought that <div> was "taking over" ?

Well, enough about that - ty again.