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Simple test of PHP in staticpages fails - why?
staticpages_fan
Anonymous
From what I read in the FAQ and forums, I should be able to include PHP in the HTML of a staticpage but this simple page test fails:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /home/myportal_systemfiles/plugins/staticpages/functions.inc(841) : eval()'d code on line 1
This is my staticpage content:
<h1>This is a test of using php in a staticpage</h1>
<?php echo '<br>This text is from pho'; ?>
<hr>
I have the page option: execute php set.
Can anyone help?
:banghead:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /home/myportal_systemfiles/plugins/staticpages/functions.inc(841) : eval()'d code on line 1
This is my staticpage content:
Text Formatted Code
<h1>This is a test of using php in a staticpage</h1>
<?php echo '<br>This text is from pho'; ?>
<hr>
I have the page option: execute php set.
Can anyone help?
:banghead:
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Dirk
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If you enable PHP, the content of the static page is expected to be PHP code. <h1> is not PHP code ...
Solution:
<?php echo '<br>This text is from pho'; ?>
<hr>
Also see the documentation.
bye, Dirk
Solution:
Text Formatted Code
?><h1>This is a test of using php in a staticpage</h1><?php echo '<br>This text is from pho'; ?>
<hr>
Also see the documentation.
bye, Dirk
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staticpages_fan
Anonymous
Thanks - I must have missed the part of the explanation that said you need to have a closing PHP tag at the top of the page content.
Works now - thanks again!
Works now - thanks again!
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