[T_Richardson]

Originally Posted by SirAdrian

Put it in the PHP file, instead of using echo/print use variables, then just put the variable in the template. If that is too much work, I think you can use something like this:

PHP Code:

ob_start();

// All your PHP you want in the template here

$above = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean(); 


Then putting $above in your template would show all the PHP.

Thank you, I've been searching for this solution to include a separate index.php file for 3 hrs. This worked like a dream.

Just to make it clear what I did I'll show it for someone who is also looking:


Code snipet at end of custom page php file.

PHP Code:

// #######################################################################
// ######################## START MAIN SCRIPT ############################
// #######################################################################

ob_start();

require_once('./bf2_status/index.php');

$above = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

$navbits = array();
$navbits[$parent] = 'BF2 Status';

$navbits = construct_navbits($navbits);
eval('$navbar = "' . fetch_template('navbar') . '";');
eval('print_output("' . fetch_template('STATUS') . '");');


?> 


I put in "require_once('./bf2_status/index.php');" to get the php file. Then in the template where you usually put the html code for the content, I just put $above