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Just so you all know. Your Facebook password is not accessible via the Facebook API. Facebook doesn't give your passwords to anybody. We just use a single code to log you in (which is not your password and changes every time).

Hey, DevBest! Today I'm releasing a Facebook Login script for RevCMS! It allows users to register to your hotel with a single click of a button! Now, this script only allows the logging in and registering of a user. Upon registering, they'll be assigned a random username and a password which you...

Lol, thanks eckostylez. I'll give it a try on Monday.

Hey DevBest, I work for a small company in my home town that fixes computers and such. We recently got asked to upgrade a small local schools computers from Windows XP to Windows 7. Now, we looked at it a couple of ways and I proposed we use PXE boot to install the new Operating systems on all...

Taken from another open source system. Which is including this file... But my attempts to do something like this (even by copying this file and removing non-existant object calls) seems to fail.

I'm not. I need a script to run in an HTML page (cannot include PHP). I need to include an image so I can run CRON jobs everytime the page is loaded.

I don't think you guys understand. I want to be able to include a PHP script as an image. I.e. <img src="path_to_script.php" /> and have it run a script in the background each time the page is loaded. It needs to be an image. No iframes. I know it's possible because I've seen it done.

No. For instance, I want to be able to create a CRON Job. But, I want to be able to do <img src="something.php" /> which leads to an actual PHP script but gives correct header with output buffering.

Hi, I need a way to include a PHP script as an image. Does anybody know how I would go about doing so? Would I write my script then output image/png headers? Thanks, Undefined.

I've found there's no problems with including the file, however, the PHP is actually commented out. I'd rather have it removed than being commented out. If the PHP contained database information... you already know the rest.

That scripts seems to work when $file_with_php has a pre-defined value i.e. $file_with_php = "<?php echo 'hi'; ?>"; but not when including or using file_get_contents.

I'd give you credit for that if I hadn't already tried it.

Okay, so this seems like a stupid question first, but don't get off-tracked. I'm creating a system that allows users to create... plugins of a sort. However, I'd like to let them use HTML etc... but not PHP. Is there anyway I can remove PHP from an included file? I'm using output buffering at...

This was a great thread to come back to. How entertaining! :D

Was a stupid host error. Woke up the next morning and it was fine. I could've killed somebody.

Yeah, sorry I've tried that. I just got frustrated and tried different things. :/

There's nothing in the developer console. I get a response from the server when running the page without a POST parameter, it's just when $_POST is set. I need to use POST, apparently GET isn't an option. Seems strange that this would happen only when POSTing though, perhaps it's an issue with...

//A.PHP <form action="b.php" method="POST"> <input type="text" name="username" placeholder="Username..." /> <input type="text" name="password" placeholder="Password..." /> </form> //B.PHP <?php if(isset($_POST['username']) && isset($_POST['password'])){ echo "Hello, " ...

Hello, So I'm trying to POST some data to page B via page A. The problem is, when I GET page B, it works fine... however, when POSTing to page B via page A, I get a blank response (sometimes NO DATA RECEIVED). Can anyone help me with this? Thanks.

Literally no idea why it was playing up. After DrPepper23 posted his reply, I went over to the file to print the results and there was no longer any error... Perhaps something was being cached idfk. Issue resolved. Please close thread.