ID: 21612 User updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Status: Open Bug Type: Feature/Change Request Operating System: all PHP Version: 4.3.0 New Comment:
At the moment include() is only supporting files as arguments. Why not using array elements too? My excample: I have have a php-page that reads in text files and shows their content: http://christophorusschule-hamburg.de depending on the two parameters menu(m) and submenue(u). For http://christophorusschule-hamburg.de/basis.php?m=6&u=3 I want to show what setting of color and resolution is selected at the moment. So I need to have php-code included. The source for this and all the other pages resides in a txt-file and after exploding in an array element. I want to use an if statement: if array element begins with <?php than the content shall be included, otherwise the content shall be echoed. With kind regards, Rüdiger Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-01-13 04:58:39] [EMAIL PROTECTED] At the moment include() is only supporting files as arguments. Why not using array elements too? My excample: I have have a php-page that reads in text files and shows their content: http://christophorusschule-hamburg.de depending on the two parameters menu(m) and submenue(u). For http://christophorusschule-hamburg.de?m=6&u=3 I want to show what setting of color and resolution is selected at the moment. So I need to have php-code included. The source is in a txt-file and after exploding in an array element. I want to use an if statement: if array element begins with <?php than the content shall be included, otherwise the content shall be echoed. With kind regards, Rüdiger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=21612&edit=1
