[Andreas]

Thanks for your answer. I'm not using the user input directly

You do:

PHP Code:

$medalStatsSearchVars = array(
  'medal_search_player' => vB::$vbulletin->input->clean_gpc('p', 'medal_search_player', TYPE_STR),
  'name' => vB::$vbulletin->input->clean_gpc('g', 'name', TYPE_STR),
  'steamid' => vB::$vbulletin->input->clean_gpc('g', 'steamid', TYPE_STR)
);

vB_Template::preRegister('vbcms_content_phpeval_page', array('medalStatsSearchVars' => $medalStatsSearchVars));
echo $medalStatsSearchVars['medal_search_player'] . '|' . $medalStatsS 


With this code you end up with having direct user input available in template variable $medalStatsSearchVars['medal_search_player'], $medalStatsSearchVars['name'] and $medalStatsSearchVars['steamid'].


You can't put any custom variables into template vbcms_content_phpeval_page without customizign it (or creating a new one).

The only variable that is their for your ot use is $outut:

PHP Code:

/**The php code goes here. It can have as much php as you like,
but it should end with setting the variable $output.
e.g.
$something = $somefunction();
$something2 = $somefunction2();
...
**/
$output = "Hello World<br />";