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• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  basically the phpcode show the onlinestatus of a gameserver. error_reporting(0); $fp = fsockopen("gameserver.com", 3000, $errno, $errstr, 1); if (!$fp) { echo '<div> gameserver.com

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  What is output exactly?

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  Hello all, i tried this code ---code <?php namespace Grav\Plugin; use Grav\Common\Grav; use Grav\Common\Plugin; class MyPlugin extends Plugin { public static function getSubscribedEvents() { return

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  The "grav-plugin-minicode" that takefumi posted is exactly the type of solution I was looking for. Unfortunately it does not seem to be processing php. I created a simple test.html file in the user/

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  You can look at that smartypants plugin i linked to above, or look through the plugin tutorial on the docs site.

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  Is this will be your help? https://github.com/gracix/grav-plugin-snippet

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  I really don't know anything about Twig. Can you please elaborate. How do I: "make sure you are subscribed to the onTwigExtensions() event,"

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  Another options is to create a simple plugin that adds a custom Twig extension. There is an example of this in the SmartyPants plugin. https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-smartypants For example,

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  Cool, I need PHP functions too. Thanks for sharing!

• PHP Snippets · 10 years ago

  I think the best way to run your custom PHP is to create a small plugin that adds a Twig variable where you can put the output of your PHP processing. Something along the lines of <?php namespace