add php code to your templates and blocks.

c5 was never designed to let you paste php code in through the front end.

Take a gander through the docs, they're not as detailed as they should be - but there's some decent info there.

I agree with Franz, you shouldn't do this. If we can't convince you, you might want to do this:

Goto this page:http://www.codeblog.ch/2008/10/concrete5-block-code-ausfuhren/...

If you don't understand german open the last page and you'll find a block called "PHP Execute", install it.

It allows you to create (using ftp, sftp, not the dashboard) a few php files which you then can select within the block. If you have some snippets you'd like to insert on a few pages this might be your solutions..

But please think about it again! If it can be avoided, avoid it..

Here is the translation:

http://74.125.19.101/translate_c?hl=fr&sl=de&tl=en&u=ht...

Should be pretty obvious, but the translated code blocks change the { to (. Any IDE should catch this, but still :).

I've just installed and tested concrete5 (really gorgeous!); but I also need to add some php code to my pages; basically, I need to include the result of another url with a php include...

this shouldn't be a problem. you can either use my block and create a small php that calls readfile to echo the other site..

allow_url_fopen must be set to on though. But you could also use curl... A lot of possibilities!

OK, thanks, I'll try your block, through the translation since I don't speak German ;-)