Strange problem with template parser

Python

Ive created a template parser for an upcoming script im doing but Im having a problem with it...

http://www.pythonsblog.com/bb/index.php


As you can see that page isnt supposed to display like that... The template class works by replacing things like {VALUE} in a tpl file with something defined in a php file.

The template page is:

http://www.pythonsblog.com/bb/templates/index.tpl.php

I am using {URL-FHOME} which is set as 'index.php' in my script and the problem is that if there is a dot (.) in that filename then it messes up the page. If I change it to just 'indexphp' then the page shows up fine...

But the strange thing is that all of the other links can have dots in their filenames and i am doing it in the exact same way... It only seems to happen with this one particular link...

Any ideas?

Thanks

pfgannon

Just a wild guess...
but maybe its something with the messed up tag in the footer?

Even if that's not whats wrong it should still be cleaned up:)

Python

Ive decided to scarp that template parsers and go for a pre-made one. This way theres loads more featuers and it would be easier to add better things.

martian2k4

Ok but python with that one u were using did u make the template page in dreamweaver? if so and you had a design view open you would see that if you type { on dreamweaver it replaces it with %^& or some weird shit were did you get the premade one from?

Python

Its called phpSavant or something like that.

The main problem with it is that it is released under the GNU licence which means I would never be abl to offer a paid version of the script... ah well... I guess it will all be free then