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Using php code in database value

Thread began 3/15/2019 7:09 pm by davidgard | Last modified 3/15/2019 9:23 pm by davidgard | 443 views | 4 replies

davidgard

Using php code in database value

I have a dynamically populated menu that populates the menu bar. It consists of the user-friendly name and the link to the page which are stored in the DB table. I would like for one of the menu items to display the logged-in user's name and I have entered <?php $_SESSION['username'];?> in the 'link' field of the DB. This variable is defined in the session variables, but instead of returning "davidg" it actually displays "<?php echo $username;?>" the previous server behaviors would actually run the php code. any suggestions?

For the attached image - the left is the database returned menu item, the right is hard-coded to return of the user's email.

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