Displaying HTML code on pages

[Angryboy]

Have you tried pasting your code straight into the WYSIWYG editor?
Works for me!
http://eatons.net/tutorials/innnovationoutline/

I've tried this now that you've asked. My source code in the WYSIWYG editor is this:

Code:

<pre>
    &lt;?php
    ...

    ?&gt;</pre>

When viewed on the actual page, the source code becomes this:

Code:

<pre>    <!--?php

    ...

    ?--></pre>

Making it unviewable. Thanks for offering some help to me regardless :-)

I set up a test page at: http://eatons.net/tutorials/test/
Is either of these what you're looking for?

The top one is

I think I've found the problem, and it might be a bug with the way that Special Pages processes page content. I copied the HTML code from your page onto a test normal page and it displays fine:

http://spritingonawhim.net.tc/testpage/

But that very same content on a special page:

http://spritingonawhim.net.tc/testpage2/

And it processes the <?php as thought it were an actual command. The use of
<?php get_page_content(); ?> in a Special Page's template doesn't output the content in the same way that it does for normal pages.

Thanks for your contribution, eatons!

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Found my solution!

Code:

<?php get_special_field('content', $default='', $isHTML=false); ?>

Instead of the usual get_page_content, because the default for that is to encode the characters < and > for special fields. Sorry for the trouble caused people!

Note for mvleck: you may want to make that clear on the Special Pages information you've got so that others don't make my silly mistake either!