question about {PHP:...} replacement tag

hagem · Post by **hagem** » Sun 8. May 2005, 17:35

I have some PHP scripts that I need to include on some pages.
these are scripts to retrieve data from custom database, etc.

in these scripts, other scripts are called thru INCLUDE function of PHP.

for some reason WCMS does not show any scripts that contain "INCLUDE" statements. I have tried basic scripts without Include and these run fine.

these scripts run perfectly when called directly in any browser, I just can't get them ro run in WCMS

anyone know if/how to fix this?

I am running latest version of WCMS And PHP 4.3.0 on Linux FC3

jscholtysik · Post by **jscholtysik** » Sun 8. May 2005, 19:35

Hi hagem,

on my site I included a php script this way:

[PHP]include("http://www.scholtysik.net/user_online/online.php");[/PHP]

It works very well!!

Try it!

Joachim

hagem · Post by **hagem** » Tue 10. May 2005, 22:03

nope, doesn't work

the problem is that in the PHP program i'm referencing contains several re-usable php components (ADODB libraries)

the {PHP:prog.php} replacement tag works perfectly when "prog.php" doesn't contain any include statements.

as soon as there is a "include("/path/otherphp.php") statement in prog.php, the whole thing doesn't work anymore (blank browser screen -> no output from PHP)

this is a real problem for me. it used to work perfectly in previous versions of the wcms.

hagem · Post by **hagem** » Thu 19. May 2005, 00:07

No one?

at all?

anyone?

no-one is using this {PHP:...} replacement tag?

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Thu 19. May 2005, 04:14

hello

i only see that you don't use the complete path into yout php file. did you test it also with the full url in the include function!?