[ehsan_cs]

please lock to attachment
give my the result by php
thank u

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[Samus]

edit:

nvm..

This post has been edited by Samus: 22 December 2011 - 09:55 PM

[rBlack42]

ehsan_cs, on 22 December 2011 - 06:08 PM, said:

please lock to attachment
give my the result by php
thank u

What exactly is your question?

[rallport]

Ask a naff question, get a crap response.

[ehsan_cs]

rBlack42, on 22 December 2011 - 09:57 PM, said:

What exactly is your question?

how i can display the output of script when click to run button

[Samus]

Why don't you just use a simple javascript hide/show function?

[empek]

Execute the PHP code entered through textbox or textarea

echo "echo 'test';"; //just prints echo 'test';

Above line just prints echo ‘test’; , you can’t do it from that way. For executing the php code entered form textarea, you have to take the help of useful PHP function called eval() . Take a look at few examples of eval() function to execute the PHP code which is supplied as a string.

eval("echo 'test';"); // prints test in browser
eval(" phpinfo(); "); //outputs the information provided by phpinfo()

Isn’t that easy to do? eval() comes handy when you’ve to execute the PHP code which is supplied as a string . But always be careful, there are a lot of dangerous things can be done if PHP code can be executed from eval() to invade the security of your website.

Quoted from this page.

Hope that answers your question!

[rallport]

empek, on 23 December 2011 - 02:29 AM, said:

Execute the PHP code entered through textbox or textarea

echo "echo 'test';"; //just prints echo 'test';

Above line just prints echo 'test'; , you can't do it from that way. For executing the php code entered form textarea, you have to take the help of useful PHP function called eval() . Take a look at few examples of eval() function to execute the PHP code which is supplied as a string.

eval("echo 'test';"); // prints test in browser
eval(" phpinfo(); "); //outputs the information provided by phpinfo()

Isn't that easy to do? eval() comes handy when you've to execute the PHP code which is supplied as a string . But always be careful, there are a lot of dangerous things can be done if PHP code can be executed from eval() to invade the security of your website.

Quoted from this page.

Hope that answers your question!

I'd be ultra careful with eval, can open up a huge security hole on your server.

[ehsan_cs]

does not work
$fg have constant
can apply your in the code shown below

<textarea name="cod" id="cod2" cols="38" rows="25">
  <?php print "$fg"  ; ?>
     </textarea>
     <?

[code]

[/code]
thank u so much

[ehsan_cs]

how can solve my problem

[Samus]

I understand your not so fluent in English, but you need to be more specific in what you're trying to ask for.

Nobody may respond because they don't know what your asking for exactly.

[empek]

rallport, on 23 December 2011 - 02:20 PM, said:

I'd be ultra careful with eval, can open up a huge security hole on your server.

Agreed, but I'll leave it to OP to decide.