(It > En) ... if you posted the LINK maybe something could be understood...
... in the meantime try to eliminate the double quotes (") that are seen in your STAMP...

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ciao

Hello Kev,

Have you tried also to change into the page properties to .PHP to manage correctly PHP code.

Axel

Hello Axel, thanks for your reply.

Yes, I often use a 'php' page so it is no problem for me.

I have done a bit of experimenting and found that there seems to be a limit to the amount of code the 'Text' box will allow, it seems to allow about 70 lines of code, after that it is just truncated. There just doesn't seem to be any logic to it.

If I try to add some 'php' code like -

"<?php
include 'code.php' ;
?>"

it throws an error -

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '>' in /....../htdocs/page-22.php on line 596

so it looks like you can't use any php code at all, which is very frustrating.

Anyone have any more thoughts ??

I forgot to post a link to show a testing page -

http://www.slotcarsatleicester.co.uk/page-22.php

Thanks, Kev.

... errore PHP:

...!...  http://www.slotcarsatleicester.co.uk/admin/

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /freeola/users/2/0/sr2622202/htdocs/res/x5engine.php on line 5282

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I do not understand what you are trying to tell me ???

Hello Kev,

Try this one without inverted commas.

<?php include code.php ;
?>

In one of my FAQ object I have this one (it works)

<center><img src=https://www.mywebsite.fr/cool/images/nrlsunset.jpg></img></center>

I found it by chance 

Axel

(It > En)  ... since the error is reported in ADMIN, maybe you are using an obsolete version of PHP, ... so check on your SERVER which PHP version you are using now...
... or maybe you have inserted reserved special characters or some line breaks in the texts processed by PHP...

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