At 05:13 PM 4/29/2001 +0200, Luca wrote:
>Luca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately eval() is not what I need.
>
>I was wrong. From a user contributed note in the online manual:
>
>"To include HTML in the string passed to eval, precede it with a PHP
>closing tag. Once you have finished your HTML block, insert a PHP
>opening tag." [the following note suggests that the trailing opening
>tag is not needed]
>
>I guess it answered my question. But...
>
> > >If you can develop your application without using eval() you're
> > >better off as it is very slow.
>
>So, can think of faster solutions?
Sometimes eval() is the right solution.
I can't think of a solution if I don't know *exactly* what you are trying
to do and why you need eval().
Andi
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