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Posted by Peter Wilson on 07/24/05 11:17
It is now working!!!!
In article <2GUKaLAb8t4CFwkV@zen.co.uk>, Peter Wilson <pwilson@sci-
comm.clara.net> writes
>Hi
>
>Got this bit of code working on my own sever now worked out what I was
>doing wrong but I cannot work out why it will not work on the server I
>am uploading to.
>
>The main difference I can see is that the one I am uploading to is on
>version 4.3 and I am running version 5.
>
>I am not using any version 5 specific coding could there be a set up
>that I need to get changed on the remote sever.
>
>All it seems to do it show the HTML but not parse the php only show it
>on the page source. I would love to get this to work.
>
>Many thanks
>
>In article <1119239560.491154.239490@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
>juglesh <jugleshjunk@hotmail.com> writes
>>
>>
>>Peter Wilson wrote:
>>> >> very nice but how do you get it to parse the code? there for executing
>>> >> say the echo?
>>> >
>>> ><?php
>>> >$var = "world";
>>> >$string = "<html><etc> hello <?php echo $var; ?> --more stuff";
>>> >eval('?>' . $string . '<?php ');
>>> > ?>
>>> >
>>> >interestingly, if you swap lines 2 and 3, it wont work. That is, $var
>>> >will be an empty string.
>>> when I tried this pulling data from a table like this
>>>
>>> <?php eval('?>' . $row_menutext['text'] . '<?php '); ?>
>>>
>>> all I got was the <?php echo 'hello';?> put on the page not hello
>>> echoed?
>>
>>hmm. looks right. I copied the code i pasted straight from a working
>>script.(it says hello world) and thats about all i know about it. php
>>configuration? uhh, security settings? do you have the <?php tags
>>balanced?
>>
>
>
>Peter
>Motto "A smile aday keeps the blues away"
>
>http://www.sci-comm.clara.net/
>
Peter
Motto "A smile aday keeps the blues away"
http://www.sci-comm.clara.net/
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