[kh99]

Originally Posted by vsforums

Somehow i cannot use that code
$supertest = "works";
It must be:
$supertest = 'works';

That's strange - I don't know why that would be.

So i can know use $supertest but what about php global?

If i have a global MY_GLOBAL how i can use it later in the template? If i put MY_GLOBAL then it displays "MY_GLOBAL" instead of value ?

Even global variables need a $ in front. And as far as I know, every variable you use in php is a global if you use it outside of any function, or if you declare it with a global statement. There are some special variables that are global everywhere, like $_GET[], $_POST[], etc. Maybe that's what you're thinking of.

But I looked at the code and the parse_templates hook and the place where the navbar template is evaled are both outside any function, so you should be able to use any variable name you want.