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Installing Apache 1. Open Terminal (Application -> Accessories -> Terminal) and execute the following command: sudo apt-get install apache2 2. When the setup is complete you can check if the Apache is working properly by pointing your browser to http://localhost. If you see the text “It works!”, it means Apache is working just fine. 3. Towards the end of the installation if you see a message like this inside Terminal, “Could not reliably determine the server’s fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName“, you can fix this by executing the following command. It will open Gedit (text editor). gksu gedit /etc/apache2/conf.d/fqdn 4. When Gedit opens, type “ServerName localhost” inside the file and click Save. Then close the file. Installing php5 1. Inside Terminal, execute the following command: sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5 2. When setup is complete, you have to restart Apache so that php5 will work on Apache. Execute t...

If you're assigning your region to page.tpl.php, you don't need to worry about creating a variable for your region and assigning content to it; PHPTemplate handles this automatically. All you need to do is write the variables to the page, by editing your theme's page.tpl.php file. For each new region you've defined, include in page.tpl.php a print call. For the 'floater' region defined above, this would look like: . Of course, you'll probably want to use HTML, CSS, and possibly PHP (e.g., if tests) to get your new regions looking how you want them.

If you want to have your own set of regions for a theme, you do this by defining a _regions() hook. In this case, your custom regions will override those defined by default in PHPTemplate. If the theme doesn't have a template.php file in its directory, create one; otherwise use the existing template.php file. In either case, add a mytheme_regions() function to define your regions. Each region needs to have a name (a string with no spaces) and a description (the text that will show up in, for example, the block configuration pages). The following would define all the standard PHPTemplate regions except the left sidebar and, in addition, two new regions for a theme called "mytheme". t('right sidebar'), 'content' => t('content'), 'header' => t('header'), 'footer' => t('footer'), 'floater' => t('floater'), 'inline1' => t('inline 1') ); } ?> Note: Regarding ...