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Adding a php script

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suchamatt 0
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Adding a php script

Hi Phillip

How would I integrate a script I made into a page using the templates on the system. I cannot seem to figure it out.

Example:

I want the page  http://www.mycasinobonus.com/bonuslist.php

to be integrated like on the page.php page perhaps or just added to any section for that matter. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Matt

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Adding a php script

I see.

I figured out another way to do what I want. (I had to put the php code in the template header afterall..)
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Administrator
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Adding a php script

I am afraid this is not possible.
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Adding a php script

I want to add an external .php file into the announcemnet text. But the actual text I enter into the announcement form, not the main_block template.
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Adding a php script

From HTML Code? Do you mean a PHP file (*.php)?
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Adding a php script

Is there a way to insert a php script on-the-fly from HTML code? (Not a template).
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Answered a question of mine too! Thanks!
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Adding a php script

To integrate any PHP script with the CMS:

<?php



require("core.php");

HeaderBlock();



**** Your script here ****



FooterBlock();

?>

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