I have been trying to use include() to include a php page in one of the template file (category.html). But I am getting fetal errors ( member function on a non-object). Since the template is being parsed (by page.inc.php) and included (by index.php), doesn't that contribute to the fetality of the include() function?

I use

<? include("banner.php"); ?>

fine

Andy (mod)
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Of course it works when your php doesn't contain any parsing mechnism. But when it does, it doesn't work.

You should be able to put any valid PHP code into the php templates. There really isn't any actual parsing done by Links SQL, but all the variables are just imported into the global scope, then the template is included. If you put an <?include('/path/to/file.php')?> in the template, then PHP will do all the work.

Adrian