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

You should be able to use:

Code <?php your php command ?>

No, you cannot.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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..

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.