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By Ceael on
Hi Forum,
I want to do a quick and dirty rendering of content in Drupal such that Drupal doesn't interpret or modify the content at all:
- Regardless of whether the content is written in an installed language
- Regardless of what images are used and from what URL
- Regardless of whether the content contains code or whether the code is written to any specific standards (the existing content displays in a browser).
Can I just <?PHP include ("http://example.com/mycontent.inc") ?> from within an article?
That would certainly be a useful feature for a quick transition.
All the best
Richard
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Enable the core php code filter module and use the php code filter on any drupal content type.