[Psybadek]

OK, in a project of mine Im working on the smilies. The templates are done with HTML files so I can't use php in PHP tags, it's coded for variables inside { } tags.

So before I echo the template, Im starting a query for smilies so it will grab them

Heres what I got.

PHP Code:

    $load_smilie2 = $db->query ("SELECT * FROM smilies ORDER BY sid");

    while ($smile2 = $db->fetch_array ($load_smilie2)) {

        

        $url = "<img src='$smile2[url]' alt='Smilie' border='0' />";

        $key = $smile2['replacekey'];

        

$smilie = "<a href='#' onclick=\"insert_text('{$key}', '')\">{$url}</a>";



}            

    echo eval(grab_template('new','newreply')); 

With this method it will only print 1 smilie, not all of them.

If I go this route:

PHP Code:

function smilies() {

    

    



    $load_smilie2 = mysql_query ("SELECT * FROM smilies ORDER BY sid");

    while ($smile2 = mysql_fetch_array ($load_smilie2)) {

        

        $url = "<img src='$smile2[url]' alt='Smilie' border='0' />";

        $key = $smile2['replacekey'];

        

    

        

$smilie = "<a href='#' onclick=\"insert_text('$key', '')\">$url</a>";



print $smilie;

}



}





$smil = 'smilies'; 

then I can do {$smil()} and it will print them all, just not in the right spot.

Anyone have any idea's?