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Using PHP include() in Advanced Guestbook templates

Anonymous — GMT

Hi everyone!

I've scanned the forums but not found anything

I've edited the various templates (for example header.php) and I need to be able to use the PHP function 'include()'.

E.g.

But the above line is written as is in the page source and it is not executed as PHP code.
Does anyone know how to get around this?

I have Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1 installed.

Many thanks!

Carbonize — GMT

What are you trying to use include for? I have used it in mine to integrate the guestbook into my site. I places the include codes at the start and end of both index.php and addentry.php.

Anonymous — GMT

When you enter the Advanced Guestbook administration section, you can edit the templates via the web. I need to be able to use PHP includes in these templates.

If I understand it, you are doing the opposite of me. I'm integrating my web site into Advanced Guestbook as it suggests by editing it's header.php, footer.php, body.php etc. in templates/

Carbonize — GMT

In that case no. The templates are loaded as a string so the only PHP that works in them are the variables.

Anonymous — GMT

Yea, I kinda figured that! Thanks anyway