Thread Starter
umbez
(@umbez)
Thank you but it’s not what i wanted.
Found the solution. i just needed
global $wpdb;
include ‘/path_to_blog/wp-blog-header.php’;
on your of my php file. Funny that you gave a link to template creation when i said i dont want to create a template.
i find funny that you did not understood that using a page/custom template technique is exactly what you are looking for and you what should be using.
on other side – maybe you are looking for totally custom front-end engine, and yes – loading wp-blog-header.php is the way to go.
but first – try to refine what is your object and do you understand the differences between proposed solutions.
Thread Starter
umbez
(@umbez)
Nope the page template solution did not work i even tried http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags Conditional Tags.
i think the nature of my request was too custom hence i capitalized the words ‘I DONT WANT IT TO BE TEMPLATE’ in my initial requests because i had already gone through the route.
I found out that the way the page template constructed a page it caused some issues with scripts and css. I even tried to deregister scripts for the try.php file but it didnt work out.
In short the solution i found is convenient and solves all my problems.