[iOliverC]

Hi guys,

I have an app that uses the PHP CLI for rendering PHP. So far it works, but I have a problem. I have to send the CLI a file, instead I would like to send it code. Now I realise I can do this with -r, but the problem is that it doesn't seem to be able to handle the <? ?> tags, or any tags. Any possible way of doing this? Remember, I can't use a custom PHP version since it has to be standard on all computers.

Thanks,
Oliver

[Arkham_c]

Originally posted by iOliverC:
I have an app that uses the PHP CLI for rendering PHP. So far it works, but I have a problem. I have to send the CLI a file, instead I would like to send it code. Now I realise I can do this with -r, but the problem is that it doesn't seem to be able to handle the <? ?> tags, or any tags. Any possible way of doing this? Remember, I can't use a custom PHP version since it has to be standard on all computers.

The "-r" option will not handle a mix of HTML and PHP. To do that, feed the php command line tool from standard input or from a file:

From a file:

Code:
php somefile.php

From standard input:

Code:
echo "<?php phpinfo() ?>" | php

[iOliverC]

Originally posted by Arkham_c:
The "-r" option will not handle a mix of HTML and PHP. To do that, feed the php command line tool from standard input or from a file:

From a file:

Code:
php somefile.php

From standard input:

Code:
echo "<?php phpinfo() ?>" | php

Great, I should get to grips with the Terminal more .

Thanks,
Oliver