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It is perfectly possible to produce your own templates, following the advice above, I know that might scare you. | It is perfectly possible to produce your own templates, following the advice above, I know that might scare you. | ||
== Modifying a ready made script == | |||
*One approach, that is perhaps easier is to modify a ready-made script (as has happened for some of those listed below) by adding new lines, each with a PHP variable name (it must start with "$") on the left of an equals sign and a web tag (<#tag_name>) on the right, and end the line with a ";". | *One approach, that is perhaps easier is to modify a ready-made script (as has happened for some of those listed below) by adding new lines, each with a PHP variable name (it must start with "$") on the left of an equals sign and a web tag (<#tag_name>) on the right, and end the line with a ";". | ||
*You can add a comment at end of line using prefix "//". | *You can add a comment at end of line using prefix "//". | ||