Parse a string from MySQL

[Anon]

Hello

Well... I need some help...

I'm currently re-newing a portal, and need some help with the mysql-php-stuff. I want my pages to be saved in mySQL-databases, something that is very easy, but when I use php-codes in the source that I include from mySQL, the server dosn't parse the string that is includes. It just sends it as normal HTML to the client browser.

Is there any way that I can get it to parse the code from the mySQL-table. I've talked to a friend, and he told me to temporary save the data to a file on the disk, include it, and delete it. Of course this is a easy way to do it, but it will also require a lot from the server. I just want to directly parse it.

Anyone done this before?

Thnx 🙂

[herve]

may be using eval() function ?
not sure about that ...

[Anon]

hmmm... yepp... worked, BUT, this is only when there is only php-code in the string...

but I figured out a way... the eval()-function starts a "<?php" and ends it at the end "?>"

To get the sting as php AND html, I used:
eval("?>" . $row['Text'] . "<?php");

working great! THNX Herve 🙂