It works fine with includes. You’re not calling it right.
1. Save your html as a php file
2. Upload the search.php file to a directory under wp-content. I called mine custom.
3. Create a code snippet in the plugin settings screen of the following code:
include_once(‘wp-content/custom/search.php’);
4. Insert [php function=1] in the post or page where you want the include.
That’s it!
Great! It does work! thank you.
This is not working for me. I am in debug mode and the include will get the first line of code, but it stops after that. The error messages are coming from the plugin files them selves.
http://www.propertyboss.net/ClientCentral3.0/help-requests/
I will have that up rendering the errors until I get it fixed.
Thanks
Victor,
I just wanted to say thank you. You saved me hours on this one bro. Works great. I wish there was better instruction on how to use the snippet section, I probably would have had this done a long time ago.
MJ
