Load PHP code into Static Page

[neogeo]

I would like to load a php-code into a specific static page:

This code lists all tags:

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<?php
    // Returns an array with all the tags
    $items = getTags();
    
    foreach ($items as $tag) {
        echo 'Tag name: '       . $tag->name();
    }
?>

How could I load that code on specific static page only. Is it possible?

[Edi]

You have to add the code in a template.

In the template index.php you can define an if condition for the template with the php code.

[arfa]

There is a snippet plugin: PHP Shortcode Snippets ($4)
I haven't tried it but it could work for you.

On the template add:

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<?php $slug = $page->slug();
echo 'slug='.$slug;
 ?>

Load any page and this will show you/confirm which page you are on.
Then you can try in the template something like:

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<?php 
if ($page->isStatic() && $slug=='thePageYouWant') { 
include "pathToTheCode.php";
 }
?>

I haven't tested this but used versions of it so it should work.

[neogeo]

You have to add the code in a template.

In the template index.php you can define an if condition for the template with the php code.

That's interesting, it would solve my "problem". Do you know which is the php-condition to show the tags only to a specific page-url-slug?

[neogeo]

There is a snippet plugin: PHP Shortcode Snippets ($4)
I haven't tried it but it could work for you.

On the template add:

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<?php $slug = $page->slug();
echo 'slug='.$slug;
 ?>

Load any page and this will show you/confirm which page you are on.
Then you can try in the template something like:

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<?php 
if ($page->isStatic() && $slug=='thePageYouWant') { 
include "pathToTheCode.php";
 }
?>

I haven't tested this but used versions of it so it should work.

Thank you very much for the suggestion!

Few years ago I bought "PHP Shortcode Snippets", the problem is that it does not work with Php 8 (only does with php7) and their author don't reply so I can't use it at all :/

If anyone has php knowledge I can send him the Plugin to try to update it for Php 8.x

[Edi]

Few years ago I bought "PHP Shortcode Snippets", the problem is that it does not work with Php 8 (only does with php7) and their author don't reply so I can't use it at all :/

Who is the author?

[neogeo]

Few years ago I bought "PHP Shortcode Snippets", the problem is that it does not work with Php 8 (only does with php7) and their author don't reply so I can't use it at all :/

Who is the author?

@Zebraslive
Website: http://aestheticode.net
Github: https://github.com/Zebraslive/
Addon: https://plugins.bludit.com/plugin/php-shortcodes

[Kamikaze]

index.php

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<?php
if($WHERE_AM_I == 'page' && !empty($page->template())) {
	include(THEME_DIR_PHP . $page->template() . '.php');
}
?>

Template name (for example: tag.php) - an additional file in the folder with the theme.

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<?php
$items = getTags();

foreach ($items as $tag) {
	echo '<p>' . $tag->name() . '</p>';
}
?>

When creating or editing an entry, specify the name of the template in the parameters (in my example, tag) without extension .php and everything works as you need.

[arfa]

@Kamikaze,

I would be happy to have a go at tweaking the snippet code. I had actually thought about exploring building a plugin that does that but... why reinvent the wheel?

You msg or mail me.

ak

[Edi]

Do you know which is the php-condition to show the tags only to a specific page-url-slug?

You have two possiblities.

1) Add an if condition to the template

You can enclose your code with the if condition:

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<?php
    if ($page->slug() == "page-url-slug") {    
        $items = getTags();
        foreach ($items as $tag) {
            echo 'Tag name: '       . $tag->name();
        }
    }
?>

2) Use an own template

You can use an own template, for example page-url-slug.php.

In this case you can modify the section $WHERE_AM_I in the index.php of your theme.

For example:

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if ($WHERE_AM_I == 'page') {
    if ($page->slug() == "page-url-slug") {
        include(THEME_DIR_PHP.'page-url-slug.php');
    }
    else {
        include(THEME_DIR_PHP.'page.php');
    }
} else {
	include(THEME_DIR_PHP.'home.php');
}