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Textpattern a powerful CMS system with many tools.
My question is what can you build or how much can you write within textpattern using txp:php tag? Because I was trying to write a simple login page I was getting errors.
Thank you for your input.
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Hey code365 – what is the code you’re using and what errors are displayed?
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Gawked thank you for your reply.
I deleted the code, decided to write raw php code outside Textpattern. I would like to try to keep as much txp:php code within TextPattern. But can you build a login screen…etc within Textpattern calling a data?
Thank you
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I can’t help you with the PHP code, I’m afraid – do you want to have users self-register and use your Textpattern site, or something else?
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Yeah, that is the ideal for users self-register. Also I understand you can’t help with code part. But any input of what can txp:php allow you to do.
Last edited by code365 (2014-11-07 19:53:09)
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Take a look at mem_self_register – I haven’t used it, and I can’t say if it will work with the latest Textpattern, but it seems to do what you want.
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Thank you for your help but it do not work with the new TXP.
Last edited by code365 (2014-11-07 21:39:18)
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#8 2014-11-07 22:23:08
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Re: Tag txp:php
Here’s a short roundup on working with txp:php.
code365 wrote #285570:
[…] but it do not work with the new TXP.
Please read gaekwad’s post again :) Ah sorry, me too quicky ;)
Last edited by uli (2014-11-07 22:24:40)
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The latest version of mem_self_register does work, though it can be fiddly to set up. There are alternatives such as cbe_frontauth and mck_login. Or if you want to roll your own you can combine plugins like rvm_privileged, or mem_form with mem_public_article or smd_query or etc_query.
Regarding what you can and can’t do in <txp:php>, pretty much anything you can do in PHP you can do in those blocks. Two caveats:
- Anything you want to share across blocks or use from Textpattern (its globals for example) need to be imported/exported in your code’s scope using the
globalkeyword. - Textpattern tags aren’t parsed. You need to use
parse('<txp:some_tag attribute="value" ... />'); - You can’t open conditionals in one block and complete them in another (like you can with raw
<?php..?>). Each block has to be a complete, valid, self-contained lump of PHP.
Other than that, anything goes. So if you’re getting errors, throw some code here and we’ll see if we can get you on the right track.
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Hi, i am writing here, instead of opening a new thread.
When I try to write the following code
<txp:php>
include('csvtoservice.php');
$content = csvtoservice('http://winterolympicsmedals.com/medals.csv');
// if it could be loaded and parsed...
if($content){
// show the form
echo '<h2>Filtri</h2>';
if($content['form']){
echo $content['form'];
}
// show the table
if($content['table']){
echo '<h2>Risultati</h2>';
echo $content['table'];
}
}
</txp:php>
I get this error
Notice: Undefined offset: 8192 in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/saba/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php on line 680 Tag error: <txp:php> -> : Function split() is deprecated while parsing form None on page ricerca
csv to webservice is a PHP script to pull data from a CSV file on the web and turn it into a search and filter interface. Here is just a snippet of csvtoservice.php
<?php
function csvtoservice($url,$options){
$csv = get($url);
$lines = preg_split('/\r?\n/msi',$csv);
$columns = split(',',
strtoLower(
preg_replace('/\s/','',$lines[0])
)
);
$colstring = join(',',$columns);
.......
Can somebody help me to avoid above Tag error?
Thanks in advance
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php split() is deprecated in php 5.3 upwards and txp is just notifying you of that. For simple splitting at a character/string, you can use explode in its place, for more complex splitting at a regular expression, use preg_split(). For example:
$columns = explode(',',
strtoLower(
preg_replace('/\s/','',$lines[0])
)
);You may need to hunt down any other instances in your included script.
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