You may add your own html. Just try it out and see.

I just get the following when I navigate to http://www.mysite.com/test.php

'test')); eval('$navbar = "' . fetch_template('navbar') . '";'); // spit out template eval('print_output("' . fetch_template('test') . '");'); ?>

Any Ideas?

You've done something wrong. I suggest you redo it all and make sure you are using a plain text editor when creating the php file. like notepad.

Thanks for the fast response. I tried again and was able to get it to work.

Another question if you don't mind...

Please forgive me if my terminology is not perfect.

I see that I can set values in the // ###### YOUR CUSTOM CODE GOES HERE ##### area and the register them for use by the template in the // ###### NOW YOUR TEMPLATE IS BEING RENDERED ###### area. However, I want to display the output from some php code. Is there a way to add the code and set it's value for template use?

Or I guess, in other words, is there a way to run a php script and display it's output within the template?

Run the PHP code and put the result into a variable and then put the variable in the template.

Worked beautifully. Thank you Lynne :)

Excellent. I was able to make a very nice Privacy Statement rather than the pdf file I had before.

Hello,

Can anyone tell me how we view the page we have created, we followed all instructions but have no idea how to view the page.

Please help??

yoursiteurl.com/yourpagename.php

Hello Lynne,

Thanks for response, tried that this is what I get, sorry I am a technical idiot

Mark

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /var/www/clients/client11/web26/web/custom.php on line 3