Write PHP From MySQL Field?

[R4nk3d]

I'm making a very dynamic site and i can't seem to figure out how to take lines of php, write them onto a page, and have them output something. here's an example:

$mysqlfield = "<?php include('test.php'); ?>";

echo($mysqlfield);

 

 

But it doesnt write anything, am i able to do this?

[Alex]

Look into eval()

[R4nk3d]

Ok, thanks. Ill look into it because I just changed it and it screwed up the script so Ill have to read up on that to know how to use it.

 

Thanks,

R4nk3d

[5kyy8lu3]

Ok, thanks. Ill look into it because I just changed it and it screwed up the script so Ill have to read up on that to know how to use it.

 

Thanks,

R4nk3d

it basically executes a string of php code.

 

$a = 'echo "Hello world!";';

eval($a);

 

That would output: Hello world!

 

There's also call_user_func("FunctionName", "Arguments"); if you need to call functions with a string.

[R4nk3d]

Ok, well i store pages in the mysql fields for the dynamic site and its kind of like this:

 

Welcome to <?php echo($title); ?>

 

 

so its a mix of php and html. Should i run a loop through the string and find the <?php parts of it and eval the string in between the <?php and ?> tags?

[redarrow]

you don't need to use eval() php function.

 

hopefully it deleted on php6, it a way off saying hack me please.

 

why not just use plain variables on one page ,and use a include("to_add_the_file_.php"):

 

 

[R4nk3d]

Because im using dynamic web pages that are taken from a mysql table.... not files.