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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
Neil, you cannot use TXP tags within TXP tags, but it can be done like this:
<a href="javascript://" onclick="getMyHTML('http://westserve.org/bibletext.php?passage=<txp:php>echo urlencode(custom_field(array('name' => 'custom1')));</txp:php>','bibletext');" title="Show ESV Bible text for <txp:custom_field name="custom1" />" ><txp:custom_field name="custom1" /></a></p>
… or you can use asy_wondertag
Last edited by ruud (2006-10-21 21:31:09)
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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
Thank you Rudd! Works beautifully.
Cheers
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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
I am having a very similar problem. When I change my PHP code to use the txp:php tags, it doesn’t work. When I use the <?php ?> tags, it works, but in LIVE mode, I am getting the error at the top of the page. And I am using 4.0.4…
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#16 2006-10-22 08:19:03
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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
You need to post what you’re trying to use so we can help.
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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
Okay, although the PHP that I am using is trivial (or at least it looks like it is)….
<?php $thispage="homeb"; ?> at the top of every TXP page (different thispages for different sections)
<li <?php if ($thispage=="homeb") {
echo "class=\"selected\""; }
elseif ($thispage=="newsb") {
echo "class=\"selected\"";
}
?>>in the navigation bar form which is reflected in the menubar at the top of every page
and <body id="<?php echo $thispage; ?>"> in the header form which is reflected in the body tag of each page
When I change all of those <?php and ?> tags to <txp:php> and </txp:php> it stops working. And when I keep them as they are (without using the TXP tags), I get the PHP error at the top of the page in live mode.
Thanks
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Re: (4.0.4) PHP error in publish.php
Try this at the top of the page:
<txp:php>
global $blu_thispage;
$blu_thispage="homeb";
</txp:php>And this in your navigation bar form:
<li<txp:php>
global $blu_thispage;
if ($blu_thispage=="homeb" or $blu_thispage=="newsb") echo ' class="selected"';
</txp:php>>I’m using $blu_thispage instead of $thispage, because $thispage is a variable that is also used internally in Textpattern. Not sure if the global lines are needed.
Last edited by ruud (2006-10-22 21:18:04)
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