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• Introduction
• Development Enviroment

• Installation
  • Pretty URLs
  • Cyrillic Support
• Upgrading
  • What are the basic steps?
  • Can I jump Versions
  • Why are there no diff versions for release x.yy.z?
  • I am really behind... What can I do?
• Layout and Design
  • Getting Started
  • Modular CSS
  • Page Width
  • Adapt Your Template
  • Header Images
  • SubMenu Heading
  • Menu Manager Node Parameters
• General Help
  • Errors with {} characters
  • Who is that Smarty guy?
  • How to add multiple content blocks
  • How to add php code in a page
  • How to find out username and password
  • How to get HTTPS to work
  • Support for non-standard ports
  • Increasing the maximum length of your content

How to add php code in a page

There are some ways to add php code inside templates or pages, which should be shown in the following:

1. Use a User Defined Tag.
2. Edit your config.php, change $config['use_smarty_php_tags'] from false to true and clear cache. Now you can insert php source with mask {php}your_source{/php}. Note: It's a bit risky and unsecure.
3. This is a mix of both. Create a User Defined Tag named extfile and insert the following

include($params['filename']);

Now you can call every php source with {extfile filename='path/to/your/file.php'}. Be sure that file.php is located inside a secure folder (not accessible to the web server).

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