I previously posted my question to "Entries and Archives" and Smarty forum. In "Entries and Archives" forum no one answer me and I thought maybe I have posted it in wrong place. Therefore, I create this topic here.

For example I want to print something by php in one of my entries body (or in extended entry):
When my weblog publishing setting is statically, the code works and print: "This is an example." But, when weblog publishing set to build dynamically it does not work and in page source the code shown among other html tags and content.

Someone in Smarty forum told me that I try "{php}…{/php}" tag but, its result was like what I write above. I myself tried "{{php}}…{{/php}}" that effected like other one.

Now, does anyone know how can I write php codeblocks into my post that they behave as such as expected?

Thank you.

Isn't here anyone who can resolve the problem that I already mentioned? If you think what I want to do is impossible, please tell me that I leave it aside.

Thanks.

Given the time lapse you probably already figured this out but the answer is no, it cannot be done. This is because when Smarty outputs the PHP to display the content or extended entry what it is really doing in PHP is this:



or



So to add any PHP in the body for example <?php echo "Hello World!"; ?> what you would be getting is <?php ?> tags inside of other PHP tags and that doesn't work.