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For one thing, break it up with some whitespace so it's readable...
Try this: Code:
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>.< It made me go cross eyed :]
But quite usefull, if you want to have templates be more useful |
It doesn't work. :(
PHP code goes through (somewhat) unparsed. I can say: [code]<? if ($post[usergroupid] != 5) { $var = "..." } ?> And it would show up as... Code:
<? if (6 != 5) { |
I'm to stupid...
That what i get after insert the code. .... in functions... Quote:
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FILBURT I LOVE YOU!!!
*cliks install* (Yes i know i spelt click wrong i spelt it that way on purpose ;)) |
Im getting the page full of Parse error's as well. Running 2.2.7 if thats making any differance?
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What do you mean by point 2? No php working for me. The require function just hangs on the IE browser. Can you fix that, fil? |
What is the exact code you're using?
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