PHP eval support in templates

[joeboe]

I'd like to see support for evaluating php that's built in to the template for phpDig.

[Charter]

Here are two methods to include PHP in templates using XML-like tags.

1. Method One:
   
   In function_phpdig_form.php, look for the following:
   
   PHP Code:

   $result['form_head'] = "<form action='$result_page' method='get'> 

   and right before it, insert the following:
   
   PHP Code:

   $result['put_unique_name_here'] = $do_php_here; 

   and then in the template, use the following:
   

   <phpdig:put_unique_name_here/>

2. Method Two:
   
   In search_function.php, look for the following:
   
   PHP Code:

   $timer->start('Template parsing'); 

   and right after it, insert the following:
   
   PHP Code:

   $put_unique_name_here = $do_php_here; 

   and then in search_function.php, look for the following:
   
   PHP Code:

   $t_mstrings = compact('title_message', // and so forth 

   and 'put_unique_name_here' into the line like so:
   
   PHP Code:

   $t_mstrings = compact('put_unique_name_here','title_message', // and so forth 

   and then in the template, use the following:
   

   <phpdig:put_unique_name_here/>

[sid]

I know a very good method, in which: You don't need to alter all the other search_functions.php files etc. but only need to make a .HTACCESS file and it will parse PHP into HTML documents! Sneaky....

Anyway here it is:
Make a file name called .htaccess and add this code in it:

<Files phpdig.html>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php
</Files>

If you're using a different template than phpdig.html ,change the 'phpdig.html' into the file name (Only include for example template.html , not http://www.your_site.com/template.html)

And upload the .htaccess file into the 'templates' directory, I've tried it and it worked!

Cool!

[WiseOne]

.htaccess

not working for me!