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[Kayra Otaner]

Did you try to start output buffering in the code that you used in eval function? I think it may
work. Simply replace your code with output buffered version :

ob_start();
echo "hello";
$output = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

and then echo $output for echoing content of your php code stored in database.

Kayra Otaner


--- Ian Forsyth <ian at plusfour.org> wrote:
> I am setting a basic CMS type thing.
> 
> Speediness aside, I am storing any all content in the db.
> 
> Basically i am trying to store php in the db that I want to do and eval();
> on. To get started I inserted the following into the db -
> 
> echo "hello";
> 
> and am doing the following for the result set
> 
> $str = eval($row['content']);
> 
> question-
> 
> Storing the value in $str does nothing and output buffering didn't seem to
> work; how can i control where the eval gets spit out?
> 
> I have read about doing addslashes and stripslashes, but that does not seem
> to work in my case....
> 
> regards,
> Ian
> 
> 


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