how to connect php file to the page? (Genoa)

uznik73	#1 2012-01-29 08:01
Members Bedankt: 3 tijden	I tried to find some plugin but have not found Sorry for my poor English

pieter	#2 2012-01-29 08:22
Team Bedankt: 9 tijden	What do you want to do? You can just use INCLUDE ... can we help you ...

uznik73	#3 2012-01-29 08:42
Members Bedankt: 3 tijden	i want connect my php file(or code) on to new page, not in .tpl files Sorry for my poor English

esclkm	#4 2012-01-29 08:51
Team Bedankt: 76 tijden	add it in themename.php littledev.ru - мой маленький зарождающийся блог о котонти. снижение стоимости программирования и снижение стоимости производства разные вещи. Первое можно скорее сравнить с раздачей работникам дешевых инструментов, чем со снижением зарплаты

esclkm

#4 2012-01-29 08:51

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add it in themename.php

littledev.ru - мой маленький зарождающийся блог о котонти.
снижение стоимости программирования и снижение стоимости производства разные вещи. Первое можно скорее сравнить с раздачей работникам дешевых инструментов, чем со снижением зарплаты

uznik73	#5 2012-01-29 09:04
Members Bedankt: 3 tijden	no, it does not fit, I probably badly explain. I want use php code or file like that Sorry for my poor English

GHengeveld	#6 2012-01-29 12:35
Team Bedankt: 52 tijden	What you want will introduce an enourmous security risk, so I highly recommend not to do it. In Siena this feature has been removed because of that. For Genoa, here's what you need: In datas/config.php set $cfg['allowphp_override'] to TRUE In page config, enable 'Allow the PHP page type'. By the looks of your screenshot I think you're using Siena, in which case it's not possible without using a hack or a plugin of some sort.

GHengeveld

#6 2012-01-29 12:35

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What you want will introduce an enourmous security risk, so I highly recommend not to do it. In Siena this feature has been removed because of that. For Genoa, here's what you need:

In datas/config.php set $cfg['allowphp_override'] to TRUE
In page config, enable 'Allow the PHP page type'.

By the looks of your screenshot I think you're using Siena, in which case it's not possible without using a hack or a plugin of some sort.

Trustmaster	#7 2012-01-29 13:33
Administrators Bedankt: 263 tijden	In addition to Gert's note about Genoa, you can't paste plain PHP code in WYSIWYG HTML editor, it will convert HTML entities. May the Source be with you!

uznik73	#8 2012-01-29 22:53
Members Bedankt: 3 tijden	thanks Sorry for my poor English