[thincom2000]

I actually did something similar today (parsing other templates inside postbits).

First I would check to see if $pagenav is created ahead of the postbits, which I believe is the case.

In order to get any non-$post variable or string into a $postbit you need to add it to the $post array. For example, right before

PHP Code:

eval('$postbits .= "' . fetch_template($templatename) . '";'); 


you would add:

PHP Code:

$post['pagenav'] = $pagenav; 


and then in your postbit_legacy template you would call $post[pagenav]

Hope this helps at all.