This file is used to demonstrate the capabilities of SSI.php using PHP include functions.
The examples show the include tag, then the results of it. Examples are separated by horizontal rules.
To use SSI.php in your page add at the very top of your page before the <html> tag on line 1:
<?php require("SSI.php"); ?>
Total Posts: 66140
Total Topics: 6202
Total Categories: 2
Total Boards: 33
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Michael's sisters birthday
Informal poll for nons
How strong is your belief in Echols' guilt?
No judgments here from me. I just want to know what you guys think.
24 comments | Write Comment
Similar crimes
Upcoming Birthdays: whitelilly (39)
If it is "echo", the function will act normally - otherwise, it will return an array containing information about the requested task.
For example, it might return a list of topics for ssi_recentTopics.
This functionality can be used to allow you to present the information in any way you wish.
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*ssi_examples.php last modified on 09/19/09
The examples show the include tag, then the results of it. Examples are separated by horizontal rules.
To use SSI.php in your page add at the very top of your page before the <html> tag on line 1:
<?php require("SSI.php"); ?>
Recent Topics Function: <?php ssi_recentTopics(); ?>
| [The Crime] | Defense habeas corpus writ by Mary7875 | Yesterday at 09:44:41 PM |
| [The Crime] | Michael's sisters birthday by GODDESS6 | Yesterday at 02:42:46 PM |
| [The Confession] | The thing that gives me the most pause by sheer | Yesterday at 01:16:41 AM |
Recent Posts Function: <?php ssi_recentPosts(); ?>
| [The Crime] | Re: Defense habeas corpus writ by Mary7875 | Yesterday at 09:44:41 PM |
| [The Crime] | Re: Defense habeas corpus writ by whitelilly | Yesterday at 04:41:04 PM |
| [The Crime] | Re: Defense habeas corpus writ by theblueone | Yesterday at 03:02:28 PM |
| [The Crime] | Re: Michael's sisters birthday by GODDESS6 | Yesterday at 02:42:46 PM |
Recent Poll Function: <?php ssi_recentPoll(); ?>
Top Boards Function: <?php ssi_topBoards(); ?>
| Board | Topics | Posts |
|---|---|---|
The Crime  |
135 | 4213 |
| The Media |
424 | 3637 |
| The Investigation |
86 | 1333 |
| The Books |
10 | 661 |
| Sports |
85 | 623 |
| The Legalities |
46 | 584 |
| The Confession |
18 | 522 |
| The Echols/Baldwin Trial |
27 | 423 |
| The Films |
21 | 407 |
| The Photographs |
28 | 344 |
Top Topics by View Function: <?php ssi_topTopicsViews(); ?>
| Views | Replies | |
|---|---|---|
| Did you think they were innocent at first? If so what made you change your mind? | 7134 | 227 |
| Almost Home | 5454 | 287 |
| What do YOU believe? | 5320 | 161 |
| Fedral Appeal out the door at the moment? | 4248 | 278 |
| Are The West Memphis Three Guilty | 3911 | 93 |
| For Miranda: Damien and the Great Dane | 3882 | 121 |
| Paradise lost 1&2 | 3866 | 93 |
| Can you hear the pin drop? | 3781 | 140 |
| Eyewitness says Echols wasn't at the crime... | 3659 | 64 |
| ok | 3624 | 122 |
Top Topics by Replies Function: <?php ssi_topTopicsReplies(); ?>
| Views | Replies | |
|---|---|---|
| Devil's Knot | 3423 | 300 |
| Almost Home | 5454 | 287 |
| Fedral Appeal out the door at the moment? | 4248 | 278 |
| A question for supporters | 3286 | 268 |
| Why Mark Byers (and other former nons) became supporters / Why Hobbs is guilty | 2783 | 254 |
| Haircut | 3321 | 246 |
| Did you think they were innocent at first? If so what made you change your mind? | 7134 | 227 |
| Unbiased Opinion | 1314 | 208 |
| What do YOU believe? | 5320 | 161 |
| Can you hear the pin drop? | 3781 | 140 |
Top Poll Function: <?php ssi_topPoll(); ?>
Top Poster Function: <?php ssi_topPoster(); ?>
BlackAngelTopic's Poll Function: <?php ssi_showPoll($topic); ?>
Latest Member Function: <?php ssi_latestMember(); ?>
Please welcome babyrebel, our newest member.Member of the Day: <?php ssi_randomMember('day'); ?>
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Board Stats: <?php ssi_boardStats(); ?>
Total Members: 613Total Posts: 66140
Total Topics: 6202
Total Categories: 2
Total Boards: 33
Who's Online Function: <?php ssi_whosOnline(); ?>
10 Guests, 4 Users (3 Hidden)GODDESS6
Log Online Presence + Who's Online Function: <?php ssi_logOnline(); ?>
11 Guests, 4 Users (3 Hidden)GODDESS6
Welcome Function: <?php ssi_welcome(); ?>
Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.News Function: <?php ssi_news(); ?>
Arcade is back, chatroom link in "The Lounge" (no password needed)Board News Function: <?php ssi_boardNews(); ?>
Michael's sisters birthday
March 16, 2010, 05:35:50 PM by mikespadre
Dawn's birthday YEA!
9 comments | Write Comment
Informal poll for nons
March 04, 2010, 03:45:49 AM by davedave11
I am curious to see if there is any general political difference between supporters and nons. I will post this same poll at another board that is more supporter friendly. Thanks!!
26 comments | Write Comment
How strong is your belief in Echols' guilt?
February 28, 2010, 04:35:21 PM by davedave11
No judgments here from me. I just want to know what you guys think.
Similar crimes
February 13, 2010, 11:51:13 PM by Mary7875
I know this has been covered before, but what the hell. Our country is overflowing with kids who kill kids.
Two cases that are relevant to the WM3:
1. Sam Manzie, fifteen years old, murdered an 11-year-old boy (Eddie Werner) who came to his house selling candy for a school fund raiser. Manzie strangled the little boy, then hid the body in a wooded area. They didn't know each other.
"We are afraid of Sam," his father Nick had said in pleading with a judge to have his son committed. The judge refused, calling Sam "a fine young man."
Three days later, Manzi murdered Eddie Werner.
2. Eric Smith was 13 years old when he murdered and sexually mutilated four-year-old Derrick Robie. Smith lured the little boy into a wooded area, beat him to death with rocks, and sodomized him with a stick. They didn't know each other, and Smith had no history of psychiatric or emotional disorders.
Damien Echols was committed three times to a psychiatric institution in the year before the murders. He admitted to a history of violence. He was suspended from school 7 times in the last year he attended.
Damien sucked blood, killed at least one animal, and set fires.
Manzie and Smith couldn't hold a candle to Damien's screwed-up, poverty-driven life. They came from good, middle-class homes. They're lighweights, but still they killed little boys who couldn't fight back.
Why is it so difficult for supporters to see the obvious?
8 comments | Write Comment
Two cases that are relevant to the WM3:
1. Sam Manzie, fifteen years old, murdered an 11-year-old boy (Eddie Werner) who came to his house selling candy for a school fund raiser. Manzie strangled the little boy, then hid the body in a wooded area. They didn't know each other.
"We are afraid of Sam," his father Nick had said in pleading with a judge to have his son committed. The judge refused, calling Sam "a fine young man."
Three days later, Manzi murdered Eddie Werner.
2. Eric Smith was 13 years old when he murdered and sexually mutilated four-year-old Derrick Robie. Smith lured the little boy into a wooded area, beat him to death with rocks, and sodomized him with a stick. They didn't know each other, and Smith had no history of psychiatric or emotional disorders.
Damien Echols was committed three times to a psychiatric institution in the year before the murders. He admitted to a history of violence. He was suspended from school 7 times in the last year he attended.
Damien sucked blood, killed at least one animal, and set fires.
Manzie and Smith couldn't hold a candle to Damien's screwed-up, poverty-driven life. They came from good, middle-class homes. They're lighweights, but still they killed little boys who couldn't fight back.
Why is it so difficult for supporters to see the obvious?
Menubar Function: <?php ssi_menubar(); ?>
Quick Search Function: <?php ssi_quickSearch(); ?>
Login Function: <?php ssi_login(); ?>
Log Out Function: <?php ssi_logout(); ?>
Today's Birthdays Function: <?php ssi_todaysBirthdays(); ?>
whitelilly (39)Today's Holidays Function: <?php ssi_todaysHolidays(); ?>
Vernal EquinoxToday's Events Function: <?php ssi_todaysEvents(); ?>
Today's Calendar Function: <?php ssi_todaysCalendar(); ?>
Vernal EquinoxUpcoming Birthdays: whitelilly (39)
Recent Calendar Events Function: <?php ssi_recentEvents(); ?>
Recent Attachments Function <?php ssi_recentAttachments(); ?>
Some notes on usage
All the functions have an output method parameter. This can either be "echo" (the default) or "array".If it is "echo", the function will act normally - otherwise, it will return an array containing information about the requested task.
For example, it might return a list of topics for ssi_recentTopics.
This functionality can be used to allow you to present the information in any way you wish.
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*ssi_examples.php last modified on 09/19/09