[opencms-dev] AW: [opencms-dev] Export question (stylesheet, images, dynamic

[Björn Aberti]

Hi Thomas,

first thanks for your fast answer. I know now why it just disappears. The 
code editor just repalces < to a HTML code "&al;" so that it cannot work. Am 
I right, that I can forget all the XML template stuff and have to switch to 
JSP? I mean, I've problems with my links, stylesheets, pictures and my 
script inclusion! I don't know how other people can work with that. Or do I 
have to mix XML and JSP?

The point is that I actually don't want to use java servlet pages. what I 
need is a mix of HTML and PHP.

BTW: how is it possible that my messages get into the thread-structure? 
Everytime when I send a message, it's set to the bottom.

Best regards

Björn


>From: Thomas März <thomasmaerz at gmx.de>
>Reply-To: opencms-dev at opencms.org
>To: opencms-dev at opencms.org
>Subject: Re: [opencms-dev] AW: [opencms-dev] Export question (stylesheet, 
>images, dynamic
>Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 12:24:54 +0200
>
>Hello Bjoern,
>
> >>Create a new "page" with the extension ".php", add a property
> >>e. g. "php_code=/my/php/test.php" and include the code by your template
> >>by reading the property, so you can use different code for each page.
> >
> >>Take a look at http://62.245.145.118/de/ ; it combines PHP and OpenCms,
> >>e. g. the forum template is done by OpenCms resp. all templates, and
> >>they use sometimes also PHP-content.
>
>the site moved to http://mwhosting.de/de/
>
> > First what I will do know, is to get running the PHP scripts, I'm
> > ignoring the navigation problem at this time...
> >
> > I think I've done what you have advised. I've created a new template
> > in my frametemplate named "myfirstphpscript". There I have included my
> > php code (it's just a phpinfo() and an echo for testing). In my
> > index.php file (thats the file where the script should be included)
> > I've specified an ELEMENTDEF (name = phpscript) which calls the
> > TEMPLATE "myfirstphpscript" by TEMPLATESELECTOR. This element I
> > include via "element name = phpscript" above.
>
>I think you are mixing the things wrong. I don't know if you can use
><ELEMENTDEF/> in your index.php. If you want to use multiple bodies
>search the mailing list.
>
> >> add a property e. g. "php_code=/my/php/test.php" and include the
> >> code by your template
> >>by reading the property
>
>I am using JSP-code for this:
>
>String php_folder = cms.property("php_folder", "search", "/" + locale + 
>"/php/" );
>String php_code = cms.property("php_code", "search");
>cms.include(php_folder + php_code);
>
>And now e. g. the code in /my/php/test.php is included; the JSP-code is
>put in the JSP-template and now I create a new page new.php with the
>properties "php_code=new.inc.php" and "php_folder=/my/php/", do the
>export to a htdocs folder of apache and view the page.
>
>It also should be possible to write "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" into the
>content of a page using the sourcecode-editor, but this didn't work for
>me, because after the export everything between <? ?> disappeared.
>
>Best Regards,
>Thomas Maerz
>
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