Hi, I am wondering what is the limit of implementing php codes in CMSMS.
So far my understanding is:
Tags:
- one can insert bits of php code without the labels et the beginnignand the end
- these tags can be included into content
? can these tags be executed AUTOMATICALLY or only by clicking on the tag ?
Plugins:
- these are stand-alone php programs
? are these equavalent to MODULES ?
{literal}{/literal}
? can someone explain the use of these tags ?
? is my understanidng correct that these tags separate any code from the content of the page, hence allowing their execution ?
? would the execution be AUTOMATIC or should it be activated in any ways ?
My motivation in asking all this is to find out what is the extent of the use of the vast body of php code out there with CMSMS.
Thanks a lot.
how to include php script?
Re: how to include php script?
Tags in the backend (Extensions -> Tags) are shared functions which are stored in the \plugins folder. They are similiar in a way to modules, as they can be in the default set, but they DONT have a admin-screen, tables etc..... Just logic.
User Defined Tags (Extensions -> User Defined Tags) are small parts of script you can create yourself, these are in the database.
Withing {literal}{/literal} in the template an external call can be made like js-call....
{literal}
{/literal}
Ronny
User Defined Tags (Extensions -> User Defined Tags) are small parts of script you can create yourself, these are in the database.
Withing {literal}{/literal} in the template an external call can be made like js-call....
{literal}
{/literal}
Ronny