I have the following in a block where the text format is PHP code. For some reason the php is just stripped out when I view the page.
<a href="<?php print base_path(); ?>node/add/f2?edit[field_f2][und]=<?php print arg(2); ?>">New</a>
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What order are your filters in. Check the text format and make sure php filter is first. Otherwise the html filter or somethign else may be stripping it out.danielson317– danielson3172013-02-12 18:50:07 +00:00Commented Feb 12, 2013 at 18:50
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You have a mismatched tag:
<a href="<?php print base_path(); ?>/node/add/f2?edit[field_f2][und]=<?php print arg(2); ?>"New</a>
Should be:
<a href="<?php print base_path(); ?>/node/add/f2?edit[field_f2][und]=<?php print arg(2); ?>">New</a>
Notice the extra > before the "New"
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Besides enabling the 'PHP Filter' module and setting the correct permissions, you also need to edit the format type here:
/admin/config/content/formats/php_code
Tick the 'Roles' you want to have access, and tick the 'PHP evaluator' filter option.
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There is a ; missing after print base_path().
It should be print base_path();
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Colin M
This isn't required in this case. In PHP, a closing tag
?> implies a semi-colon. I agree it's good practice to include one - but that shouldn't be causing an issue.
Evanss
Ive added the ; but it still isnt working. Ive updated my question.
Ankit
@ColinMorelli Didn't knew that, Thanks a lot.
Ankit
@ColinMorelli Should I delete this answer ?
Colin M
@Ankit It's up to you, but I don't think you need to. I think the answer and comment might teach someone else something new as well. Go ahead and leave it.