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How to create another PHP page on Chevereto?

TriHoang

Chevereto Member
I want to make another php page on my root folder of chevereto like members.php, support.php,... with style like the index file.

Please help me to make this!
My site is : http://titank.com
 
you can create a new page in your theme's "pages" folder and then you'll be able to access it using the url titank.com/yourpage
 
TriHoang said:
Lautaro said:
you can create a new page in your theme's "pages" folder and then you'll be able to access it using the url titank.com/yourpage

Thank you for your suggestion, but I mean that the pages can using the request GET on URL.
I try to make like your suggest by I don't know how to get the request GET on page (http://img.titank.com/member)
It like a page like http://img.titank.com/member.php

Please help me, thank you!

Drop a page into the modules part of the user system then link to it by http://domain.tld/members.php?page=pagename - it should adopt the header and footer of the template.
 
Piers said:
Drop a page into the modules part of the user system then link to it by http://domain.tld/members.php?page=pagename - it should adopt the header and footer of the template.

Thank you for your answer! However, I still not understand and I think that because I describe my question not clearly!

I mean that I want a PHP page on the same path with index.php

Example like some page already make it:
http://dev.cheveretomods.com/members.php
http://rcupload.com/members.php?page=register

Please help me, thank you!
 
Em.. The api.php is a file on the same place where index.php is so if you need myfile.php just create the file and you are done.

If you want that this page has the same theme you should create the page as a normal template page or you can manually call the chevereto.php file and then just act like a normal template page.. Is that simple.
 
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