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Date: 05/11/01
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What if you assembled the templates, put the output in a variable, then eval()
'd the variable? I think the online manual has an example of using eval on a
chunk of text that contains both html and php code, deep in the user comments
section.
Dennis Gearon <gearond%oit.edu <email protected>> on 05/10/2001 06:41:07 PM
To: phplib%lists.netuse.de <email protected>
cc: (bcc: Wesley Sheldahl/Lex/Lexmark)
Subject: [phplib] template parsing order
In PHPLIB templates, FAST_TEMPLATES and others,
can the insertion points contain PHP to be assembled and then the whole
file is parsed?
i.e., the insertion point can be an include of other code before
execution?
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