How is php handled in the templates?

[Dane Morgan]

I would like to use a php tracking script on my blog network. Is this possible? would I be able to use tokens like {user}.{domain} or {title} to pass the information to my script?

[Omar]

I am not sure how your scripts work and what they do but there is unlikely that BS could pass any data to other scripts, unless we hardcode it in the sources.

All i can tell you for sure is that templates does not support due to security reasons.

[Dane Morgan]

I am not sure how your scripts work and what they do but there is unlikely that BS could pass any data to other scripts, unless we hardcode it in the sources.

All i can tell you for sure is that templates does not support due to security reasons.

Well, that would kill any kind of php tracking script since they require including the counting script in the page to be counted. That also kills a lot of other options like including link exchange or referrer scripts or even CaRP output. Are there any plans to introduce php includes in future releases?

[jluk]

if all you want to do is include some random file then you can do the following:
mv index.php to index2.php
then create a new index.php
Use a phpinclude to load the original index.php into a table cell or div or whatever you want.
This is only something I've started playing with, but it seems to work so far.
here's an example:

index.php

link1 link2 link3 link4 link5

I know that code above isn't pretty (and isn't compliant) but the idea was just to see whether it worked.

[Dane Morgan]

if all you want to do is include some random file then you can do the following:
mv index.php to index2.php
then create a new index.php
Use a phpinclude to load the original index.php into a table cell or div or whatever you want.
This is only something I've started playing with, but it seems to work so far.
here's an example:

index.php

link1 link2 link3 link4 link5

I know that code above isn't pretty (and isn't compliant) but the idea was just to see whether it worked.

Most excelent solution. I could also then grab external variable for the script myself...
Thanks for the prod, my friend.