Re: Making PHP in real time ... !?

Just recently dumped ASP in favor of PHP and Linux and found this thread very interesting... Has anyone used eval() [and/or serialize()] to store html/php templates in a database so your entire site is served from a database, with only the bare minimum of actual files on the server, and all the site contents stored in MySQL? If so, what are the performance trade-offs? Under ASP, I never found a good way to store the templates in a database and have the ASP still be executed.... (I may have just missed the ASP eval() equivalent.) Thanks...

Hervé Piedvache wrote:

I would like to know if somebody is able to tell me how, in a php code, to include datas (also in PHP code) from a database and to make this code immediatly interpreted by PHP ...

eval() will execute the code. See http://www.php.net/manual/function.eval.php You might want to take a look at serialize(), too. http://www.php.net/manual/function.serialize.php -- | Heikki Korpela | heikki.korpela@wapit.com | tel. +358 50 3838 609 |

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