Run PHP from database

[Anon]

I've developed a system where i store all userdocs in database (mySQL), using templates and special tags to create content.
Now i want to be able to store php-scripts in the database aswell, but the code is handled as text. I've tried header Content-type and even considered streaming the databasecontent to file and then use include... Anybody got an idea on how i can do this - i'm kind of stuck.
/marwal

[brandonschnell]

grab the php script from the db then run eval() on it. this is a great way to reduce any free cpu cycles you might have.

[Anon]

Swell... that just might do the trick. Thanks alot!
One thing (i will test this but i just want to raise the issue); will the evaluated scripts share variables with the rest of the page or do i have to session_register variables?
/marwal

[Anon]

When you run eval() on the string, that's executing in the same context as the executing program. No need for sessions just for that.