Creating a PHP page with PHP

From: Tom West (brain_at_psynet.net)
Date: 12/30/03 

Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 16:47:53 GMT

I'm devloping a CMS in which I want the ability for it to create php
pages from content that's entered. I've got a php page template where
I can insert the information entered using variables but I've got
other php code on the page which I need to keep as code and not be
processed. The whole lot then needs to be saved as a php file on the
server.

So my questions are:

How can I get the information entered in a form into a PHP page yet
still keep other php code as code?

and

How do I get PHP to save a file onto a server?

TIA. 

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Tom
(anti-spam measures: remove brain before replying)

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