flashpixx

<p>With this plugin can added native PHP code within article and blog data. For logged-in user PHP error messages are shown for debugging the PHP code. Each<br />
code block is run like a PHP function. Own functions can be added to the plugin and can be included on other calls. For article writers the execution of<br />
PHP code can be disabled, so the administrator can create different function, that can be used by the writers. Output of the PHP code are included<br />
within the article.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>inline code on articles / pages</li>
<li>function define and include</li>
<li>only execution of defined functions</li>
<li>any PHP error message is passed to the author</li>
<li>disabling PHP error messages</li>
<li>execution can be denied by a keyword list</li>
</ul>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>PHP 5.3.0 or newer</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcode</h3>
<p>For inline code you can use:</p>
<pre>[evalphp] your code [/evalphp]</pre>
<p>For included code:</p>
<pre>[evalphp include="your includes"]</pre>
<p>The include parameter is optional and can be used on both shortcodes.</p>


Eval PHP

This plugin runs native PHP code that can be added to post and page data.

Jan Štětina

<p>This plugin allows to edit and store multiple PHP scripts within WordPress administration (Tools -> Admin PHP Eval) and execute them repeatedly with <code>eval()</code>. After evaluation the return value and echoed data is displayed.</p>


Admin PHP Eval

Storing and evaluating PHP scripts within WordPress administration.

Eval PHP vs Admin PHP Eval