Adding EZ Page Links

:blush: Hi There,
I created EZpages with no problem.....

:dontgetit But, how in the world do I get the page to show up in the "more information box"

:unsure:may sound crazy, but here is my delima....
I created the EZPage called "Hair Texture"....no problem

The link to the "Hair Texture" page is http://localhost/zc11/index.php?main_page=page&id=16....still no problem

I go to the more_information.php and it states this for adding more links:

// insert additional links below to add to the more_information box
// Example:
$more_information[] = '<a href="' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_DEFAULT) . '">' . 'HAIR TEXTURE' . '</a>';

:huh: this is my delima right here...Do I need to create another new page, say in this case a PAGE_16 (like the PAGE2,3,4 in the information box) for it to work?

Don't know why you are using the "http://localhost" bit in your path...

It's a "nonsense" URL anyway. (Do you know what LOCALHOST means?)

Just use this bit:

index.php?main_page=page&id=16

The BASE HREF in the header sets the rest of the path for you.

:huh: You mean to tell me it was THAT EASY.....Oh my Word?:blink:
:bigups: Thanks, didn't realize it was so easy......

:blink:Why am I using the localhost bit in my path, you ask?....
:blush:Because I cut and pasted from the address bar of the actual site, which is on my localhost on my computer, to show that the page that I was referencing was actually created via EZpage.

The website is live on my computer, but not online yet....
So YES....smarty-pants:cool:,LOL... I do know what LOCALHOST means...LOL...(thanks, I needed that laugh today:wink:)

fairestcape:

Don't know why you are using the "http://localhost" bit in your path...

It's a "nonsense" URL anyway. (Do you know what LOCALHOST means?)

Just use this bit:

index.php?main_page=page&id=16

The BASE HREF in the header sets the rest of the path for you.

ljdream00:

... the actual site, which is on my localhost on my computer...)

Ah... that explains it. Sorry if I sounded a bit rude earlier... assumed that you were on a remote server.