/*
Plugin Name: Run PHP
Version: 0.2.2
Plugin URI: http://mark.scottishclimbs.com/archives/2004/07/02/running-php-in-wordpress-posts/
Description: Allows PHP to run in posts by using custom HTML style tags
Author: Mark Somerville
Author URI: http://mark.scottishclimbs.com/
*/
That uses <phpcode> </phpcode> does it not ?
The PHPExec plugin uses the <phpcode> tags.
I tried that and it worked.
So I went back and tried the other and it started working too.
But not until after I made sure I had removed the php header, sidebar, footer and other tags that were being redundant. That was because I had originally used a page modified as a template rather than an include.
Did I confuse everyone?
Thanks!
Run PHP is a must have plugin… I love it!
I am however wondering if it is still safe to use on 2.0 seeing that the user level things are different.
Per the Plugin Compatability list,
http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Matt/2.0_Plugin_Compatibility
RunPHP doesn’t work under WP2.0 but Exec-PHP does.
If you’re not running a lot of PHP inside of pages and want to upgrade now, you can just switch plugins.
I run PHP EXEC but it doesn’t work on mine aft my upgrade..
I tried using
<phpcode>
<?php
echo “Current date and time: “;
echo date(“l dS of F Y h:i:s A”);
?>
</phpcode>
but it doesn’t work on mine, any idea?
PHP EXEC is also known to not work. There was a change to the way that posts and pages are processed.
The Exec-PHP and WP-Exec plugins do work. With your current code, Exec-PHP would be a drop-in replacement.
