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Hi
![]() could anyone tell me how I would store a echo statement within a variable? I tried the following but it didn't work ![]() PHP Code:
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Why are you trying to store the echo ?
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Pretty much I want to store it in the variable, so that I can call it within a template or the custom page that I'm creating. Because if I just use the echo alone, the information appears at the very top of the page and above the header and everything else, hope I'm making any sense.
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This is what you need...
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thanks guys, I'll try that right now
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er yeah, what paul said. For some reason I thought you were trying to call a template in a template. =p
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