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				<description><![CDATA[ Hello - I am trying to add Advanced Poll to my index page, which is already a .php file.<br /> The problem I'm having is that all my .php files use TemplatePower - so the entire arrangement of index.php is determined by what is in index.tpl.  The content of the page must be assigned as an output - for example:<br /> <br /> $output =  file_get_contents("links.html");<br /> <br /> ...which can than be placed anywhere on the page by putting {output} into the layout of index.tpl.  There is no layout whatsoever in any of my php files -  the content is laid out according to its assignment on the template page.<br /> <br /> I have tried making the poll its own php page and inserting it as file_get_contents("poll.php"); but it still shows up with the same error it would have if it were an html page (poll_process(8); ?&gt;).  My question is this -  is there another php command besides file_get_contents that will allow me to put the poll as the output?  <br /> <br /> I hope this makes sense.  I know very little about php, so any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!]]></description>
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				<author><![CDATA[ Anonymous]]></author>
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