• I tried to do it several times but it doesn’t work – there is just the php-code appearing but not the plugin (shoutbox) I tried to add. Any suggestions?

    THX

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  • A little more information might help.

    1) A link to the site
    2) Which plugin? (a link to where you downloaded it might help)
    3) What did you try? What code did you use, and where did you put it in which file?

    Thread Starter nero

    (@nero)

    1, http://www.tobias-spillmann.com
    2, The WP-Shoutbox @ http://bluegreenblog.com/
    3, I tried to create a new page for the shoutbox – I don’t want it to be on the index!

    ______________
    CODE:

    <?php
    if(function_exists(shout_box))
    echo shout_box(5);
    else
    echo ‘The Shout Box is currently disabled’;
    ?>
    _______________

    I tried to put it into the write box in the admin panel but this doesn’t work – maybe everything in there gets formated to text format but I don’t know how to swich this function off or where else to insert the php-code!

    Thread Starter nero

    (@nero)

    I fixed the problem with a php-code plugin which allows php-code in pages and the comments function of WP! If you have the same problem check this site out -> http://www.bueltge.de/wp-plugin-paged-comments/41/ – it’s german but for those who don’t speak it feel free to contact me – I’ll do my best to help you 🙂

    David Chait offers an excellent plugin that does the same thing, you can check it out at:

    http://chaitgear.net

    It’s called QuickPHP. You literally just change this:

    <?php (some php function); ?>

    to this:

    <quickphp (some php function); />

    And you’re up and running!

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