Re: [PHP4BETA] Include-like on strings

: On Sun, 05 Mar 2000, Maxim Podorov wrote: : > include()ed files are normal HTML files with "<?..?>"-formatted PHP : > statements, while eval() reqiures pure PHP code (correct me). I think it : > would be great to have a function that works like include() but on : > strings (which can be stored in DB). : : I still don't understand what you want. Why can't you just use <? print : $htmlstring; ?>? I assume he has a complete page in a string... $string = " <? # etc # more etc ?> "; And would like to evaluate it as include() does on files! includes ( file ); to include ( char*/string ); eval() does this, but it won't treat it like include(), so <? and ?> will produce errors! Enjoy! Faisal