To use FAQ 757 API, before you use any API functions, you must tell where FAQ 757 is by including faq757.php.

You may use include() or require() or include_once() or require_once() whatever you want. You may also use either a relative path or absolute path for faq757.php.

For example, suppose that you installed FAQ 757 under faq757/ directory and that you are going to use it in a script support.php which is under support/ directory.

So, the directory structure is like this:

./faq757/
./faq757/faq757.php
./faq757/admin/
...
./support/index.php
...

Then, you will be including faq757.php in support/index.php like this:

<?php
...
include( "../faq757/faq757.php" );
...
?>

To confirm that you included FAQ 757 correctly and that FAQ 757 is working properly, try the following code:

<?php
require( "../faq757/faq757.php" );
echo f7_config( 'installed_on' );
?>

If you see a number, like this:

1174351410

Congratulations! You are ready to use FAQ 757 API.

We hope you add a nice section with FAQ 757.

Very Simple Example

Show records under root category.

<?php
require( "../faq757/faq757.php" );
?>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello, FAQ 757</title>
</head>

<body>

<h1>Records under Root Category</h1>

<?php
    $record_list = f7_record_list();
    $n_records = count( $record_list );
    echo "<h2>We have $n_records records</h2>";
    
    $seq = 0;
    foreach( $record_list as $r ) {
        $seq++;
        echo "Record Seq: $seq" . "<br>";
        echo "Record ID: $r->id" . "<br>";
        echo "Record Subject: $r->subject" . "<br>";
        echo "Record Content: $r->content" . "<br>";
        echo "<hr>";
    }
?>

</body>
</html>