Pages/parse

PHP	HTML pages/parse.pad	Result
	{block} <p> PAD parses on the fly (on demand) it searches for the first <b>}</b>, then it takes the first <b>{</b> before it, and analyses it to see if it is a PAD tag or a PAD variable. </p> <p> In below example, the {source}{$myVar}{/source} part is parsed first and executed. </p> {example 'miscellaneous/parse/1', skipResult, skipPhp, skipHeader} <p> Lets assume {source}{$myVar}{/source} has the value ABC, then the result will be below, and now the {tag 'pad'} tag will be processed. </p> {example 'miscellaneous/parse/2', skipResult, skipPhp, skipHeader} <p> If you do not put quotes around {source}{$myVar}{/source} then below will be executed, and PAD will give the error that the constant ABC does not exists </p> {example 'miscellaneous/parse/3', skipResult, skipPhp, skipHeader} {/block}	PAD parses on the fly (on demand) it searches for the first }, then it takes the first { before it, and analyses it to see if it is a PAD tag or a PAD variable. In below example, the {$myVar} part is parsed first and executed. {pad myOption='{$myVar}', $xyz=789} .... {/pad} Lets assume {$myVar} has the value ABC, then the result will be below, and now the {pad} tag will be processed. {pad myOption='ABC', $xyz=789} .... {/pad} If you do not put quotes around {$myVar} then below will be executed, and PAD will give the error that the constant ABC does not exists {pad myOption=ABC, $xyz=789} .... {/pad}