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Sgt_Rumble
February 20, 2007, 5:25am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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Is there a way to add php code to your template.





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February 20, 2007, 7:16am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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You should be able to use:

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your php command
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No, you cannot.


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Why not justin? Both this and my own forum uses php in the template to add the notification welcome message for guests...  




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I can imagine that it's not that easy to call a php parser from perl. And I don't really see why someone even want's to run php from within perl
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Well it's done here, if you log out you'll see a notification welcoming guests. If you go to my forum you'll see a similar welcome. Those are php within the template.




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Well done then. How did you manage to run php code? I don't see where php would be run when I log out or in
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That. It's PHP inside the template, Justin posted it in another thread, It's now being used in my forum to achieve similar results.



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So as much as I get it, it is posible? Then how? It's just so, that it would be much easier to integrate the forum design into my websyte engine.
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Not sure I understand? This thread is discussing if it's possible to put PHP code inside the template.html of eBlah. Not if it's possible to run eblah in a php webpage.. If that's what you mean... Maybe I misunderstood?

PS, yes it is possible to run php code inside the template, but aslong as it's at the bottom, but there's a little more to it than that.. martin helped me with mine.
, I'm 95% sure Justin is using it too.. Because it was his code I'm using, posted on another thread somewhere..




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That's Perl, not PHP.  You are using <? ?>, like PHP uses (if short tags are enabled), but E-Blah just evaluates the perl within those blocks.  No PHP is involved.


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