I may have missed something obvious here but I've run into a strange issue parsing php within custom templates (both with and without using the standard wrapper).
An include is processed fine but other php which works fine within standard templates seems to be ignored. eg. browser detect and png fix scripts etc
Custom templates are indistinguishable from normal templates, so it's something else you're doing with them. Perhaps you're placing them at a different path with custom rewrite urls, or the like.
browser detect oversight... started using cached results but didn't think it through and forgot that the page created depends upon the browser which created it!
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I may have missed something obvious here but I've run into a strange issue parsing php within custom templates (both with and without using the standard wrapper).
An include is processed fine but other php which works fine within standard templates seems to be ignored. eg. browser detect and png fix scripts etc
How can I get these to work?
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Custom templates are indistinguishable from normal templates, so it's something else you're doing with them. Perhaps you're placing them at a different path with custom rewrite urls, or the like.
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Usergroup: Customer
Joined: May 30, 2007
Total Topics: 12
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browser detect oversight... started using cached results but didn't think it through and forgot that the page created depends upon the browser which created it!