I'm currently using iframe src for a result from my .php file I load,
but I want to show that result next to the threadview it shows up lot's bigger than it has to, I tried using width and height, but then still, I have to set it quiet big too let it show up, and then it screws up my tables.

So I was wondering, is there another way?
Thx in advance!

Have you tried simply including it with the include() function?

right, I tried but it didn't show up

I think it's because you can't integrate php like that in vbulletin,
I don't know why but it didn't work.

<?php include "http://*.php?*";?>

removed some personal[*] stats

anyone else??

Can you attach your php file a sec. Is it an actual vBulletin PHP File that you made or is it not a vbulletin php file but uses normal php parameters?

two comments...I dunno wether they'll fix your problem or not....

would not be right

would be what you need to do (assuming its not a typo for the sake of it :p)

Also, have you tried using the full path to the file? Ie:

/local/home/html/link to your file.php

cause sometimes that fixes include issues

note that remote file open with include using php version prior to PHP 4.3.0 won't work:
look @ http://us2.php.net/include/
so better check your version to be sure you're not doing all this work on something that isn't working due to version mis-match.

That's not correct. include, include_once, require, and require_once are statements not functions and do not need the () when they are used. So include 'file.php'; is the same as include('file.php');

Really? I always got an error the other way....maybe I had just forgotten something else....thanks for correcting me!

It's the same as echo echo(). Just another goofy thing with an otherwise outstanding php manual. If you notice in the page on these statements they list the name as statement() with the brackets. However, their examples have none. I think this confuses people and I wish they would change that.