a bit of php help

[VistaBoy]

Okay i got this issue were i can use php in the .tpl file like <?php if blah bla ?> but when it comes to doing my {ifogged} it does not work it show nothing like {ifogged} was not in the tpl ???

heres my code.

class Page {
    var $page;
    
    function page ( $file ) 
    {
      $fd = fopen($file, 'rw');
      $buffer = fread($fd, filesize($file));
      fclose($fd);
        $this->page = $buffer;
    }
  
    function replace_tags ( $tags = array ( ) ) 
    {
        if ( sizeof( $tags ) > 0 )
        {
            foreach ( $tags as $tag => $data ) 
            {
                $this->page = str_replace ( "{" . $tag . "}", $data, $this->page );
            }
                
            $this->page = str_replace("{if:logged}", "<?php if ($hello == 'yes') { ?>", $this->page);
            $this->page = str_replace("{/if}", "<?php } ?>", $this->page);
        }
        else
        {
            die("No tags designated for replacement.");
        }
    }
  
    function output ( ) 
    {
        echo $this->page;
    }
    
   }

[VistaBoy]

Okay i found out when i right click on the page and view page source it shows the php code its self in a purple color.... how can i make it so it will run that php and not just show it in the page source in purple and it does it even if you put the php right into the .tpl now :S

[Excellent2]

Okay i found out when i right click on the page and view page source it shows the php code its self in a purple color.... how can i make it so it will run that php and not just show it in the page source in purple and it does it even if you put the php right into the .tpl now :S

The file has to be .php if you have php inside it I think.

[Source]

You idiot excellent ^_^, you should of said that you were using smarty template engine in your post VistaBoy. Unfortuantly I hate smarty so I cannot help you with this issue.

You might not be using smarty, but tpl is the common extension name for the templates smarty uses.

[Invent]

I use tpl for my own custom templating system, lol. So I don't think it's smarty.

Oh and VistaBoy, if you want to run the PHP, I'm sure you'll need to use eval().

[Source]

It just seems like a weird extension to use for a template outside of smarty from my point of view as I have always known tpl to be smarty. Every man to his own though.

[Invent]

'tpl' is commonly known as a short term for template, thus why smarty use it as well as lots of other scripts/systems.

[Source]

I'm not arguing that at all, im just saying "from my point of view".

[Invent]

No no, I know I'm just saying

[Source]

tbh you know nothing, get out of the internetz!!!!

[/sarcasm]