I'm trying to add some of my own PHP to a nearly-unreadable template file on a forum system. I know it all works perfectly as far as the server config, etc. goes, but PHP simply doesn't parse on this page. JS works fine. Any ideas? It's a simple .html page.
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2another guess into the blue: forum doesn't pipe those template files through php.mario– mario2010-11-30 07:23:51 +00:00Commented Nov 30, 2010 at 7:23
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Try adding this to your .htaccess (or creating a new one in the appropriate directory):
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html
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AKor
Good idea but doesn't work. I think this is on the right track though.
karim79
Maybe .htaccess are disabled from your httpd.conf. Look for the line
AllowOverride None and change it to AllowOverride All, and see: httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/htaccess.htmlAKor
.htaccess is enabled, I've made changes to it before that have shown up.
amphetamachine
@Andrei Korchagin - You have to restart the server.
karim79
@Andrei Korchagin - then try adding the RemoveHandler directive as per @Pradeep's answer.
Is it possible that the template file is being read into a variable rather than being included or required? Eg. it's loaded using file_get_contents or something similar?
If this is the case you may need to eval() the template code after it has been loaded as file_get_contents does not parse php code, it just loads the text as it is into a variable. It's a very ugly solution but it may work for you. Please be careful if you do this as it does open up a whole can of security issue worms.
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A lot of template systems use their own coding syntax. If this is the case it will not be possible to include PHP code in your template without opening up a lot of security holes.
Try to learn the specific templating language used, or find out where you should put the code without changing the template file (there may be a controller or plugin system built for such stuff).
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Your page has to be a .php page.
