Help with Fronpage Slideshow on vb4

Good Evening guys (and girls),
I was hoping someone on here would be able to possibly help me out with something I am trying to do for my website.

I currently have vBulletin Publishing Suite 4.0 installed for my website and things are working/going well (thanks for asking lol).

I recently purchased: http://www.frontpageslideshow.net/ to use on my site mainly to advertise some of the bigger talking points on my website; and mainly assist in adding a little bit of color to the website to catch the eyes of our visitors.

However on their website they claim it works well with vBulletin - however they don't state they mean vBulletin 3.8 and earlier and so it doesn't really work that great with vBulletin 4.0, they claim that I should input the following code in my index.php page (although we don't have one)

<div style="position:relative; width:100%">
<?php
// START of "Frontpage Slideshow" settings
	$nameOfSlideshowToDisplay = "sfslideshow"; 					// Enter the name of your slideshow. Slideshows are in folders inside /fpss/slideshows/.
	$URLofyoursite = "http://www.xxxxxx.com"; 					// Enter your site's URL.
	$AbsoluteServerPathofyoursite = "/home/xxxxx/public_html";	// Enter the root path of your site on the server.
	
	// do not edit below this line
	include_once($AbsoluteServerPathofyoursite."/fpss/mod_fpslideshow.php");
// END of "Frontpage Slideshow" settings
?>

Code (markup):

The issue is when you attempt to put it into a direct php widget on the cms it comes up with a santax error; however if you remove the < php > tags it does appear however it is outside the widget and at the top of the page (above the logo/navbar etc).

What I am looking to do is have it just on my CMS page under the navigation bar but above the articles.

I was wondering if anyone who uses this same system was able to get it working? Or others who are "in the know with vBulletin" could tell me what I have to edit to make this code work - and where I need to put it for it to appear on my CMS above the articles.

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

 

That is for Joomla, index.php would be your content.php (if you have the publishing suite.)

 

Yeah I know it is for Joomla but they have a Stand Alone version to use on non Joomla websites - I have attempted to put it on content and it doesn't show at all but thanks for attempting to help I really do appreciate it.

 

Why not just use it in a custom page, like slideshow.php??

(I know its a "Frontpage" thing but custom page would be better )

 

Lol because it defeats the purpose of what I am trying to do