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How to enable static html in php / smarty

I was prompted to include some html snippet in this php / smarty page. It's basically a sales agreement at the end of the overview page before you pay.

What is the code for including static html in my php / smarty template?

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Do you mean to include a file containing static HTML?

{include file="htmlfile.html"}

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Since the file is just HTML, it might be better to use {fetch}

like

{fetch file="path/to/html/file.html"}

For local files, either the complete system must be the file path or path relative to the executed php script.

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Like any other templates, smarty files are HTML files. you can just paste your HTML into the smart template.



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If you're trying to include code that contains javascript or similar, you can use {literal}{/literal}

tags to include a file, which you can use {include file="htmlfile.html"}

as Tom said.

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Try this before displaying the template in your PHP file:

$smarty->assign('Sectionfile','section-name.html');
$smarty->display('template.tpl');

in the template itself:

{include file="html_dir/$Sectionfile"}
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