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ZebaSz
(@zebasz)
That doesn’t really solve my development problem. I want to add files to the built-in editor in order to allow the user to insert their own custom HTML, JS or PHP code (if they know what they’re doing, of course).
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Thread Starter
ZebaSz
(@zebasz)
Hi. Thanks for your reply 🙂
Yes, the custom PHP/HTML code would be added by the user for whatever purpose they might have. For example, I added custom code functionality to the 404 template. So, if the user does not like the stock 404 message, he can type one of his one. Or even add the Apache Google 404 function call. There are also custom code calls in <head> (I use it for some custom CSS rules), after each post, before </body> and a few other places.
I’ll take a look into Exec-PHP. Thanks again!
EDIT: As it turns out, Exec-PHP also uses eval, so that’s not a viable solution.
