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I'm using file_get_contents to call up my HTML files, but sometimes some of these HTML file contain PHP in short tag for, example:

 

<html>
<title><?= $page_title; ?></title>

etc ....

 

The only problem is that all my PHP tags are ignored, probably because file_get_contents doesn't parse the PHP. Any solution to this? Better yet, a solution where I could still use file_get_contents? I tried looking into using an eval function but didn't really know much about it.

 

Any advice is appreciated. :D

LOL, beaten to the post.

 

Eval assumes that the code it is passed is or at leasts starts with php code. If the file starts with HTML, then you need to prepend a closing ?> tag to drop eval() out of php "mode". Actually, since a file would have an opening <?php tag if it started with php code, you could always prepend a closing ?> tag anytime you get code from a file.

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