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using the # sign ?

I have to integrate a client's store catalog ( hosted by Yahoo ) and their store tags include a # such as <--# ...... when I try to include a page that contains a tag within the site... the tag is ignored of course because PHP reads it as a comment.

Anyone aware of a solution or maybe a work around?

Thanks in advance.

put the # in a string. The only way it will comment it out is if it is just in lines of code.

That should work, that or i didnt understand your question. Post some code or an example to clarify better maybe.

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basically the tags look like <--# blah blah blah -->

i tried to include the file as html but nothing worked there
also tried echo and print ....

so read the file and parse it with htmlentities and echo it

the problem is the <>'s not the #. When html is shown, anything inside of <>'s is thought to be a tag.

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