PHP can only be used in templates. If this really needs to be in the description instead of the template, you can turn your PHP code into a function in a modification file and then use its template variable in the category description... or maybe what you're really looking for is a pseudomethod, I can't tell without knowing what you're doing.
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Hi,
I need to include PHP code in my category descriptions. How do I go about doing this?
Thanks in advance!
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PHP can only be used in templates. If this really needs to be in the description instead of the template, you can turn your PHP code into a function in a modification file and then use its template variable in the category description... or maybe what you're really looking for is a pseudomethod, I can't tell without knowing what you're doing.