[Kyle55155]

Yes this is the article I followed the create the new page. Of course that just generates an empty page with the header and footer. I followed some other instructions here If forget where on how to get your PHP content into the page. In order to do that I had to create the plugin that references the php code that feeds it into the template file. As you can't just enter PHP code directly into the template file.

Is there a better way to feed in PHP code into a custom page?

I was browsing the forums just now when I came upon the post below dated 2-10-2010:

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You can not usxe PHP in a template. You will need to use a plugin, assign the output of the PHP to a variable and use that in your template.
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I think I'm doing this correctly.....