I think so. As long as the page you create has the extension .php (and not .html), your server will parse it for PHP code. Is that what you’re asking?
As you can’t use PHP on posts, you can’t use them on pages (as far as I know) — by default. You’d need one of the plugins that allow that (RunPHP is what I use and it works well for simple tags. At some point at least it couldn’t understand & signs between parameters so I have to use the comma separated versions of different templage tags — then again, I haven’t checked for updates in a long while). There are of course other plugins, too.
Hmmzzz that sucks.. basicly what I want to do is build a plugin that loads a new page within WP but it needs offcourse to be
1) for dummies
2) easy to create with out much hassle
So I thought maybe there is an easy way for it…. seems to me I need to think of something creative to solve this problem….. *sigh* Maybe I can use some command in “the-loop” for it to break the loop and load my stuff….
That I reckon would be one of the easiest things to do…
Well I basicly want to make a “stand-alone” plugin not relyable on other plugins (wich basicly means I have to add RunPHP in my script 🙂 but well if there aint any other way 🙂
it works great by the way with RunPHP
