@Hicksdesign

Does anyone know if it's possible to use a php include in a Tumblr theme? Can't find any information by googling - and I'm guessing not

3:32PM Mon, June 14 2010

@dougneiner

That is a negative. Its all templated HTML. Best bet is to make a JSONP page, and pull it in with JS/jQuery

3:34PM Mon, June 14 2010

@welessthanthree

We haven't tried this before, but we would guess yes. Since Tumblr is php anyways...

3:34PM Mon, June 14 2010

@chrsgrrtt

absolutely not, potential massive security issue. Fall back on an old-school server side include?

3:35PM Mon, June 14 2010

@jimpannell

If in doubt, give it a try Mr Hicks. Oh, and I really, really, really miss the Rissington Podcast :-(

3:35PM Mon, June 14 2010

@chrsgrrtt

no way, that'd be a massive security issue. Probably need to use an iFrame or something like xsstc.

3:35PM Mon, June 14 2010

@BoltClock

Nope.

3:36PM Mon, June 14 2010

@teabass

I very much doubt it, security would go out the window!!

3:37PM Mon, June 14 2010

@BoltClock

Nope, the same way WordPress.com doesn't allow user themes.

3:37PM Mon, June 14 2010

@jalbertbowdenii

yeah and their templated HTML SUCKS. big fan of tumblr in theory, not so much in practice.

3:39PM Mon, June 14 2010

@mkuplens

might be able to achieve the same with a little JavaScript injection.

3:44PM Mon, June 14 2010

@dougneiner

I found it adequate when I worked with it for http://dougneiner.com. Fixed any limitation with a sprinkle of jQuery

3:46PM Mon, June 14 2010

@jalbertbowdenii

ha, well i'm a markup nazi so i did not. kewl u fixed it with jQuery, but that doesn't help SEO. i know u know that though

4:37PM Mon, June 14 2010

@dougneiner

Right, but what I fixed with SEO has no bearing on SEO at all... it was really minimal.

4:40PM Mon, June 14 2010

@jalbertbowdenii

what u fixed with SEO? jk, i hear ya man. i'm entirely too critical of markup.

4:42PM Mon, June 14 2010

@dougneiner

Dude I need sleep :)

4:59PM Mon, June 14 2010

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Does anyone know if it's possible to use a php include in a Tumblr theme? Can't find any information by googling - and I'm guessing not

That is a negative. Its all templated HTML. Best bet is to make a JSONP page, and pull it in with JS/jQuery

We haven't tried this before, but we would guess yes. Since Tumblr is php anyways...

absolutely not, potential massive security issue. Fall back on an old-school server side include?

If in doubt, give it a try Mr Hicks. Oh, and I really, really, really miss the Rissington Podcast :-(

no way, that'd be a massive security issue. Probably need to use an iFrame or something like xsstc.

Nope.

I very much doubt it, security would go out the window!!

Nope, the same way WordPress.com doesn't allow user themes.

yeah and their templated HTML SUCKS. big fan of tumblr in theory, not so much in practice.

might be able to achieve the same with a little JavaScript injection.

I found it adequate when I worked with it for http://dougneiner.com. Fixed any limitation with a sprinkle of jQuery

ha, well i'm a markup nazi so i did not. kewl u fixed it with jQuery, but that doesn't help SEO. i know u know that though

Right, but what I fixed with SEO has no bearing on SEO at all... it was really minimal.

what u fixed with SEO? jk, i hear ya man. i'm entirely too critical of markup.

Dude I need sleep :)

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Does anyone know if it's possible to use a php include in a Tumblr theme? Can't find any information by googling - and I'm guessing not

That is a negative. Its all templated HTML. Best bet is to make a JSONP page, and pull it in with JS/jQuery

We haven't tried this before, but we would guess yes. Since Tumblr is php anyways...

absolutely not, potential massive security issue. Fall back on an old-school server side include?

If in doubt, give it a try Mr Hicks. Oh, and I really, really, really miss the Rissington Podcast :-(

no way, that'd be a massive security issue. Probably need to use an iFrame or something like xsstc.

Nope.

I very much doubt it, security would go out the window!!

Nope, the same way WordPress.com doesn't allow user themes.

yeah and their templated HTML SUCKS. big fan of tumblr in theory, not so much in practice.

might be able to achieve the same with a little JavaScript injection.

I found it adequate when I worked with it for http://dougneiner.com. Fixed any limitation with a sprinkle of jQuery

ha, well i'm a markup nazi so i did not. kewl u fixed it with jQuery, but that doesn't help SEO. i know u know that though

Right, but what I fixed with SEO has no bearing on SEO at all... it was really minimal.

what u fixed with SEO? jk, i hear ya man. i'm entirely too critical of markup.

Dude I need sleep :)

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