PHP in entries?

Why does he need this? I would definitely recommend exploring other avenues.

I believe there are plugins that handle this. Allow PHP from Lodewijk should help out if necessary

SHE needs to add one off php to entries. 😉

I agree about being hesitant to allow it. But in this case it should be ok.

James when you say add PHP to an entry do you just mean she wants to be able to show the code in the entry and display it on site as opposed to actually running the PHP?

If so then there are quite a few different highlighter scripts that can do this on a site. Just wondering if she isn’t actually running the code but just needs to show it for say examples?

Best wishes,

Mark

no…to actually run it.

Lisa, wrapping the custom field with the allow plugin would assume that the entire post is php… correct?

The PHP in entries would only be an occasional thing. It seems like if I used that plugin for a normal text entry, I would have to put an echo statement into the field?

The entire custom field.

I have no idea on the intricacies of this; want me to move it to the Plugins forum?

sure!

James,

Did you get this working?

Euan

no. :(

I can’t get php to work inside a template either :(

Well I managed to the get php to display ok.

However, when I press submit on the form it re-directs to the site index when in fact the results should appear below the form.

no. :(

After a post and a few replies in the technical support forum I’ve got this working - may want to try over there and explain what you’re trying to achieve 😊