Date: 11/09/00
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Is there any easy way to store PHP / HTML code in a database, and
pull it into a running PHP script? I'd like to build a template-
based system where every page is generated by a single script,
which pulls page-specific content from a MySQL database. But I
can't figure out how to include PHP code "on the fly," or if it's
even possible.
I'm thinking the script will probably have to create a temporary
file on the local system, building it with the template and
the content pulled, and then include() it; this seems exceedingly
resource-intensive, however, and I'd like to find a better way.
(I could do it on a RAM disk, but this is a shared box that I
rent space on, so I don't have root access to set something like
that up.)
Thanks in advance!
Chris
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