One option would be to design a template with the php hardcoded into the page, an easier option is to use a plugin like PHP Exec as I use. It provides a simple quicktag that insert when writing the Page, then you just add the code. Works like a charm for me.
I do believe there’s at least one other plugin, in all fairness.
Hi,
I use runPHP to have php code in my posts.
If you want a contact form you might want to take a look at WP-ContactForm which is also very nice plugin.
Thanks!
I wasn’t able to get runPHP working immediately, so I decided to give PHP Exec a try. That seems to work fine.
That WP-ContactForm is a rather nifty plugin! Thanks for pointing it out.
Thanks a bunch!
Dave
Is anyone else just not able to get any of these plugins to work? Installed and activated both RunPHP and PHP Exec and when I type
<phpcode>
<?php get_links(2, ‘<span>’, ‘</span>’, ”, TRUE, ‘url’, FALSE); ?>
</phpcode>
into a page or post edit textarea and save it shows up on the post or page exactly as typed above.
I’d really like to get this to work, because I like to switch out my template / look and feel fairly frequently and it’s driving me nuts having to recreate all page/template functionality every time I choose a new template set. Does that make sense?
Thanks, Michelle
You could also try my Exec PHP plugin. I wrote it specifically because of issues when also using quotes in the posts.
McShelby, I just used your plugin and it ROCKS. Works perfectly on my page.
http://www.tuckle.net/?page_id=3636
On that page I run the todayAgo plugin. So thank you!
i dont get it to work, my wp just makes a space in the middle of < and the ? so it gets like < ? php include(‘………’) ?>
edit: now i get it to work BUT!
I get this error.
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_INCLUDE in /www/htdocs/spoken/wp-content/plugins/runphp.php(96) : eval()’d code on line 1
