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Muflix
Muflix

Reputation: 6798

Adding complicated PHP file into joomla article

i created order form in php (if the php file is alone its working, i tested it on my apache server.. its using sessions and a lot of if statements.) I thought i will install DirectPHP and just insert <?php tags.. but it dont work.. only really strange so i installed Jumi plugin and if i upload my php file to / directory on joomla server and into article paste {jumi [/test.php]}

test.php

<?php echo "test"; ?>

in article it writes

The file /test.php does not exist or is not readable!

i set attributes to 777 so its not about permissions.. what can i do ? thank you.

edit: I tried DirectPHP with <?php include("./phpfile.php") ?> ----------------------------------------------

and i found that there are two php constructs which does not work.. first is multidimensional array like that

$doprava = [
    array("nazev" => "Přepravní firma po ČR", "cena" => 125),
    array("nazev" => "Česká pošta - Balík do ruky", "cena" => 120),
    array("nazev" => "Česká pošta - Balík na poštu", "cena" => 115),
];

or $abc = [array()]; (both does not work --> it returns internal 500 error)

and second is goto

goto html;
html:

maybe i can workaround goto (i dont know how for now, but why does not work array ?)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 429

Answers (2)

Brent Friar
Brent Friar

Reputation: 10609

Or you could save yourself a ton of problems and just us a form component like RS Forms or Chronoforms. Chronoforms would probably be very good for what you want because it allows you a high level of customization. We've built very complex order forms in Chronoforms many times.

Upvotes: 1

user2918463
user2918463

Reputation: 36

if you want show a php file. I think DirectPHP is very good. you can do it link this:

<?php include("./phpfilename.php");?> (note:./ joomla root)

goog luck!

Upvotes: 2

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