{PHP:myphp.php}

[frold]

place the php file in the root and use

{PHP:myfile.php}

[jsw_nz]

Did you get the {URL} repTag to work. Saw your post on this thread (last page)

http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... c&start=30

[Pappnase]

Did you get the {URL} repTag to work. Saw your post on this thread (last page)

http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... c&start=30

hello

did you have any problems with the tag!?

[DeXXus]

from what frold is saying :

place the php file in the root and use

{PHP:myfile.php}

do that mean i have to reinstall my other php script in the wcms folder?

Try this "basic" experiment first and see if it works okay for you (ignore "document_root" stuff, if it don't apply):
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14540#14540

[frold]

from what frod is saying :

place the php file in the root and use

{PHP:myfile.php}

do that mean i have to reinstall my other php script in the wcms folder?

or use:

{PHP:myscriptfolder/myfile.php}

or

{PHP:/myscriptfolder/myfile.php}

Im not sure what off them to use!! Play around with it...

[b.r bruss]

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place the php file in the root and use 

{PHP:myfile.php}

This is what I did to inseart some external php.

The only problem is that the external php script take all the page width and high.
I pasted the replacement tag in a table of 350px, but when you preview the page you can only see the external php no header, footer, ect..

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<table width="350px"  border="0" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
  <tr>
    <td>{PHP:phpmyannu/index.php}</td>
  </tr>
</table>

is there a way to just show an external php application like a part of an article?
when i try the two other replacement tag it doesn't work
thanks

[Pappnase]

hello

how about to use an iframe!?

[b.r bruss]

yes but how???
i looked in the backend and finded nothing about iframe....

[Pappnase]

hello

you don't will find something about iframes! use normal html code in an html contentpart.

[b.r bruss]

ok cool thanks for fast answer

[b.r bruss]

perfect!!! Thanks a lot