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Use a function inside eval()


axtg86

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Hi all,

 

It has been one of those days. Looking at two lines of code all day, not being able to solve the issue. Here is what I'd like to do.

 

Let's say I have three pages (simplified example).

 

content.php

<? echo "hello world"; ?>

 

fillcontent.php

function getContent($page) {
$filestream = @fopen("./content/".$page.".php", "r");
$filecontent = @fread($filestream, @filesize("./content/".$page.".php"));
	$brace_o = "("; // Convert to eval() friendly character
	$brace_c = ")"; 
	$semi = ";";
	$ques="?"; 
	$php_open="<${ques}php"; 
	$php_close="${ques}>"; 
	eval("$php_closestrtoupper${brace_o}$filecontent${brace_c}${semi}$php_open");
	// = eval("?>strtoupper($filecontent);<?"); 
	// I'm closing php tag first, because $filecontent already contains these (prevent repetition)
}

 

index.php

<? getContent('content'); ?>

 

But this throws me the following error:

Parse error: parse error in ../fillcontent.php(109) : eval()'d code on line 1

 

I have no clue what is causing this. So any new directions are much appreciated! For those curious (might help): I'd like to include user generated pages (which might include PHP) into a template file and instead of the strtoupper() mentioned above I'd like to include a markdown() function. Making it possible for users to use Wiki mark-up (== header ==).

 

Best regards!

 

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