My Code is below. I have turnerd on php tags in config.php but this just displays the text between the first {php} tags. I'm assuming it's taking what's between the { characters and treating whats between tehm as a tag. How should I sort this? I tried to put the stuff in a user defined tag but kept saying "invalide code entered".
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{php}if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] != 'POST'){$me = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];{/php}
Name:
Email:
Query/Question:
Enter your query here...
{php}
} else {
error_reporting(0);
$recipient = 'graham@namik.co.uk';
$name = stripslashes($_POST['name']);
$email = stripslashes($_POST['email']);
$msg = "Message from: $email\n\n".stripslashes($_POST['query']);
if (mail($recipient, 'MEssage from bassmonsta.co.uk', $msg))
echo nl2br("Message Sent:
To: $recipient
Subject: Email from bassmonsta.co.uk
Message:
$msg");
else
echo "Message failed to send";
}
{/php}
PHP tags not working as they should
Re: PHP tags not working as they should
If you use a user defined tag (which you should), pretend that it already did the at the end.
So, start your function off right away with ?>etc and end with <?php
From a programming standpoint, a user defined tag is a php function. So, pretend that right before your code is the function somefunctionname() { part.
So, start your function off right away with ?>etc and end with <?php
From a programming standpoint, a user defined tag is a php function. So, pretend that right before your code is the function somefunctionname() { part.
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Dopple
Re: PHP tags not working as they should
As I need the code to start at the begining of the form, and end efter it I'm thinking I'll need 3 different user defined tags. I've changed the code to show where with "*TAG HERE*"
If I want the following code in a use defined tag,
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] != 'POST'){
$me = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
What would I put in the actual tag editor? No matter what I've tried it tells me it's invalid. Apart from when I removed all the code from and including the { and placed a ; at the end.
*TAG HERE*
Name:
Email:
Query/Question:
Enter your query here...
*TAG HERE*
If I want the following code in a use defined tag,
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] != 'POST'){
$me = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
What would I put in the actual tag editor? No matter what I've tried it tells me it's invalid. Apart from when I removed all the code from and including the { and placed a ; at the end.
*TAG HERE*
Name:
Email:
Query/Question:
Enter your query here...
*TAG HERE*
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Dopple
Re: PHP tags not working as they should
Never mind. I understand what you were saying now. I chucked all of the code into the tag apart from the first opening and last closing php tag.
Thanks
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