[solved] including 'code' in content/page

[kissack]

Hello all,

Sorry to dive in with my first post being a question, but I am looking to move one of my sites from mambo to CMS Made Simple and have come unstuck very early on.

The site will illustrate modifications and additions to a firewall product called IPCop.  In the instructions I need to paste changes to the code.  When I tired this I found that CMS Made Simple has interpreted the code and used it for it's own purpose.  THe end result being a messed up content page.

As an example the code section:

# my $LQ_GATEWAY=`netstat -r | grep ^default | awk '{print \$2}'`;
# or I found better...

renders as

#  my $LQ_GATEWAY=`netstat -r | grep ^default | awk ' Print this page'`;
#  or I found better...
#

There are other examples on my first page, but I suspect someone here has the answer to my dilemna

TIA
Allan

[RonnyK]

Allan,

you can wrap {literal}{/literal} around the code-call.

Ronny

[calguy1000]

Anything with { brackets in it, is going to need literal calls.

OR, you can download and install the geshi smarty plugin.  It works well.  Or it did for me.

[kissack]

you can wrap {literal}{/literal} around the code-call.

Hi Ronny

Thanks for the quick reply.  This does exactly what I needed

Thanks too to calguy1000
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Allan