On March 7, 2003 09:15 pm, Leo Spalteholz wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a table that stores all the "boxes" that my website will
> display on the sides. So far the content is simply stored in a
> text field and then substituted for the box body. However this way
> I can't have any php code in the boxes... What I thought I could
> do is have another field that will contain any php code that I want
> for that box and then execute that after I read it from the
> database.
>
> So I have two questions basically.
> 1. How would I go about executing php code in a string?
> Say I have $code = "md5('blah');" how would I execute the code in
> the string?
> 2. If I instead include a file would it have access tio the local
> variables?
>
> Ie. In a class I have this:
> $strContent = "blah, this is the content I got from the database";
> include("includefilefromdatabase.php");
>
> Is the $strContent variable then available from the include file?
>
> Thanks,
> Leo
Sorry about that. A simple search in the manual would have answered
the first question.... But I'm still not sure about the second...
Thx,
Leo
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