How do I display PHP code in a KB article?

[Nullified]

I am trying my hardest to display simple php code in my knowledge articles, but WHMCS keeps html commenting the code. I just want <?php phpinfo(); ?> to show in my article. I have tried all these:

<div><?php phpinfo(); ?></div>
<code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code>
<div><code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code></div>
<blockquote><code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code></blockquote>
<blockquote><?php phpinfo(); ?></blockquote>
<div><?php phpinfo(); ?></div>
<code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code>
<div><code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code></div>
<blockquote><code><?php phpinfo(); ?></code></blockquote>
<blockquote><?php phpinfo(); ?></blockquote>

[RebelOne]

Not the ideal solution I know, but you could use an image.

[jclarke]

Give this a try, it worked for me:

<pre>
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
</pre>

[lance]

jclarke is right, we use the <pre> code </pre> tag also and wors fine for us

[Nullified]

What the hell is wrong with my WHMCS? It changes even that to <pre><!--?php phpinfo(); ?--></pre>

[anup]

What the hell is wrong with my WHMCS? It changes even that to <pre><!--?php phpinfo(); ?--></pre>

 

you must use <pre> <?php phpinfo(); ?> </pre>

 

if you use <pre><?php phpinfo(); ?></pre> it will automatic convert to <pre><!--?php phpinfo(); ?--></pre>

[Nullified]

That doesn't work either. I think I have a broken WHMCS....

[WHMCS John]

Hi,

Try <xmp> and </xmp> tags. That's worked for me in the past.

[Nullified]

Hi,

Try <xmp> and </xmp> tags. That's worked for me in the past.

worked like a charm, ty