is there any way to do this, i read somewhere that you could use
{php} php code in here {/php}
but when i tested it, it didnt work


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is there any way to do this, i read somewhere that you could use {php} php code in here {/php} but when i tested it, it didnt work |
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using {php} and {/php} should work. It's used all the time in Pligg.
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hmm.... ill keep trying it then. just making sure, its supposer to be {php}<? ?> {/php} right? |
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