Re: [PHP] putting the result of PHP code into a string

[Morten Gjetanger]

Ok. Maybe a bad example. But what if it's a function, e.g.

$id = 2;
$code = td?php echo Func1($id) ?/td
$html = someFunction($code);

Now, $html should contain td{the result of the Func1 function}/td

The reason why I want this is that I have a site where all the text on each
side lies in a MySQL database, and I have a php script which shows the pages
with a common header, footer, menu etc.. But I want the text to also contain
php code which will be evaluated by the script!

regards

Morten Gjetanger

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 On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 10:33:39PM +0100, Morten Gjetanger wrote:
  I like to evaluate som PHP code, but I want the result to be putted into
a
  string.
  example:
 
  $var = Test1;
  $code = td?php echo $var1?/td;
  $html = someFunction($code);
 
  After this i want $html to contain tdTest1/td

 $var = Test1;
 $code = td$var/td;
 $html = someFunction($code);

 Done.

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[PHP] Re: putting the result of PHP code into a string

[Morten Gjetanger]

Ok. To be a bit more precise. the $code part could be any php code, e.g.

$code = ENDM

require_once(someFile.inc);

$array1 = someFunc1($param1);

foreach($array1 as $val) {
  echo td$val/td\n;
}

ENDM;

regards

Morten Gjetanger

Morten Gjetanger [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i melding
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 I'm quite sure there is a simple solution to the problem bellow!

 I like to evaluate som PHP code, but I want the result to be putted into a
 string.

 example:

 $var = Test1;
 $code = td?php echo $var1?/td;
 $html = someFunction($code);

 After this i want $html to contain tdTest1/td

 I've checked the eval function, but it just evaluates the code and just
 outputs the result. I really wants the output into a string!

 regards

 Morten Gjetanger





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[PHP] putting the result of PHP code into a string

[Morten Gjetanger]

I'm quite sure there is a simple solution to the problem bellow!

I like to evaluate som PHP code, but I want the result to be putted into a
string.

example:

$var = Test1;
$code = td?php echo $var1?/td;
$html = someFunction($code);

After this i want $html to contain tdTest1/td

I've checked the eval function, but it just evaluates the code and just
outputs the result. I really wants the output into a string!

regards

Morten Gjetanger



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