FaqList('faqlist.txt', '', FALSE)

Extract the contents of the faqlist archive into a directory. As deliverd the PHP script expects the faqlist.txt file (or whatever file name you choose) and the divtog.js file, to be in the same directory with the file that calls FaqList().

Use the LNE %$!function!$% facility. For example, you can place the following in the page content:

%$!include faqlist.php !$%
%$!funtion FaqList faqs.txt - FALSE !$%

Note the use of '-' to tell FaqList to use the default 'main' topic.

FaqList('faqlist.txt', 'main', TRUE)

FaqList() is a PHP script to read a plain text file of FAQ topics and questions, and then create HTML output that uses <div> tags and javascript to show/hide the answers.

Frequently Asked Questions

FaqList('faqlist.txt', 'disclaimer', TRUE)
Note: 'disclaimer' has only one 'question'.

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