Processing PHP code in Content Area?

[Nullig]

There's no "URL file-access" setting in CMSMS, but you'd better check the forked thread, just in case..

[CWebguy]

Lets keep going back and forth, tag your it...

Haha, thanks guys  I'll read up on clearing the cache in the admin, thought I had done that, maybe not.  I"ve thought about the user tag, but I"ll have to make a serperate one for each page (since the code is slightly different on each page).  I guess I like figuring things out the hard way sometimes, haha  ;D

Yeah, I was confused about the URL file-access thing cause I couldn't find it either    but I know a lot of servers disable it, so I thought maybe it was in CMSMS for security reasons.

thanks

[Nullig]

If the basic code is the same, with just minor changes that could be handled by passing variables to the tag, you could still use the UDT, like:

{myudt var1="something"} on one page.

{myudt var1="somethingelse"} on another page.

Nullig

[CWebguy]

Hey, that's a good idea Nullig, I'll look at it.  I'm just curious as to why it won't work here.  It's an enigma wrapped in a mystery, bundled in a riddle.....

Thanks!

[CWebguy]

Damn it, looks like it's on my end.  Sorry for all the confusion! (hopefully we all learned something! haha   I'll update my server and see what happens!

Lance

[CWebguy]

Yeah, I guess wamp decided to change their settings    but it works now, whew!!!!!! Thank God!

[Dr.CSS]

Good...

Your new here so...

We usually go back to the start of these post/thread/whatever and add [solved] to the subject line...

Hint: hit the modify button...