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Originally Posted by Disasterpiece

Why would you want to do that? template conditionals is just a cheap method because php isn't available there. Everything you can build with template vars, you can do even better with php.

PHP Code:

if ('1'=='1') $content = "test";
else $content = "not";

vB_Template::preRegister('Web Page',array('content' => $content)); 


Yeah, I know. It's just that I already wrote the whole thing in the template and I wanted to put it in the PHP page instead (I didn't plan ahead), but I'm too lazy to go back and change all of the conditionals to PHP statements. I could use some RegEx to do it "quickly", but I'm sure there's some function built into vB to take care of this, so I guess I'll just look for it. =]

Thanks guys.