By danielb on

Hi guys, I have a directory of static HTML files that I would like to wrap with my drupal theme.

I can already insert PHP into the HTML and execute it fine because of the htaccess.

I would like to do something like include a file, call drupal bootstrap and then call theme('page', 'my content');

Is something like this possible? Would save me a lot of time.

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danielb commented

I found my solution

require_once('./includes/bootstrap.inc');
drupal_bootstrap(DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_FULL);
global $theme_key, $custom_theme;
$custom_theme = variable_get('theme_default', 'garland');
init_theme();
drupal_set_title('the title');
print theme('page', 'the body');
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raindrop commented

Excellent contribution.

So, how do you call on various other modules in order for them to display code for example other than what is in the theme, specifically the links that appear under your username.

I'm really keen to use the code from drupal in my own website so you can always get back to the CMS without any trouble and you know you are logged in.

I also wonder too how you can get to the other 'garland' theme, is it merely a case of enabling it (not setting as default). If this is right then that's pretty impressive and would be a snap to "implement". I'd like to know how to do this in order to try out a few things in Garland rather than what I'm using now which is Chameleon for virtually everything.

Hope someone can help, glad you found your own solution.