13.3.2: Modules 
The "documentation/samples/modules/Sample/index.php" contains the base for any module.
If you create your own then the directory name should be changed
We will explain what each part in index.php means.
if (!defined('CPG_NUKE')) { exit; }
Is used to prevent direct access like http://somewhere/modules/Sample/index.php and actualy destroys the request immediately.
$pagetitle .= 'My title';
$pagetitle is a global variable to setup the <title> inside the webpage <head>.
This way the browser shows nice info about the page and as second benefit the SE's (Search Engines) love this.
require_once('header.php');
Open the file header.php which creates and outputs the page header and left side (blocks) for the resulting XHTML page.
NOTE: setting/adding a value to $pagetitle will NOT work after header.php is called because the header is already send to the browser.
If your module isn't template based ($cpgtpl), you may use OpenTable() and CloseTable() to wrap a border around the text that you want to output.
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