PHP-Error

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Hi Martina,

Could you please provide a bit more details about the problem. You have a PHP error on the site after uploading the Nicepage theme? Or after installing the content? Please attach a screenshot of the error message. If you think that the problem is related to the theme, please attach that theme to the ticket.

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Hella
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I enter the php-code in nicepage-site:

<? php php?> echo "Sample PHP";
?>

then I export the site and in the html file is then in the source text:

<section class id>

<div class = "u-clearfix u-sheet u-sheet-1">
    <div data-custom-php = "<! - custom_php -> <? php

echo & quot; Sample PHP & quot ;;

?> <! - / custom_php -> "class =" u-custom-php u-custom-php-1 ">

</ Div>

---> " is replaced by ---> & quot;

Hi Martina,

Unfortunately, PHP control is not available for static HTML websites. It can be used for CMS templates/content only.
Nicepage creates simple static HTML websites. If you want to convert the exported website to php project you can do it manually.

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Olivia
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If you want to convert the exported website to php project you can do it manually

No I do not want that, but it would be good if you could paste php scripts in html sites and it does not always have to manually add. that was unfortunately also the case with artisteer.

Last edited 05 March 2019 by camjup

Hi,

In any case, you need to change the file extension from .html to .php. Otherwise, in most of the cases, php script inside .html file will not be rendered by the server. Both Nicepage and Artisteer exports static HTML websites only.
But we added your request to our wish list.

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html via htaccess:

<filesmatch ".html$">

Options +ExecCGI
SetHandler fcgid-script

FcgidWrapper /var/www/webxxx/conf/php5/php-fcgi-starter .html

Hi Martina,

Looks like you have found a solution. Please let us know if you need further help.

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No, unfortunately not, the error is still as written.

that would be just a solution that you do not have to rename the page from html to php.

Hi Martina,

As explained before, we do not have such plans and the PHP control is for the CMS exports only.

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It would still be my wish, there are not only cms. :-)

Hi Martina,

Sure, this option is added in our wishlist.

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I have noticed that PHP is broken in HTML exports.

Example:

if ($mysqli->connect_errno) {

echo "An error occurred: " . $mysqli->connect_error . "";

exit;
}

is exported as:

if ($mysqli->connect_errno) {

echo "An error occurred: " . $mysqli->connect_error . "";

exit;
}

So simply renaming the exported file name to a .php file is not going to work even though it would make Nicepage a lot more developer-friendly if it did.

I understand the approach to having the php function in cms templates, so you can make extra MySQL query calls and alike but it is also sensible to support independent exports of files that function correctly. Not everybody uses WordPress or Joomla on every website, actually, those applications can be bloatware and introduce unnecessary maintenance and security problems in situations when you only need a few simple PHP pages to read and display data from a database CRUD system.

Hi,

Thanks for your opinion, it is counted in our wishlist.

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