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Channel entries vs embed files
I'm really confused by your question, but I'm going to make an attempt at clarifying some base concepts that I think you are wrongly assuming about a commercial grade CMS (content management system) ...
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Use php inside entry-field instead of snippet
So if you only want a snippet to display on certain entries, you can apply that via a field and small code addition to your template(s). I understand you have a lot of templates and don't want to add ...
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parse="inward" question
Tags inside parameters aren't parsed at all unless you use parse="inward". That's because once parsed a tags' parameters are removed from the template (replaced with the output of the tag). Thus tags ...
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WYSIWYG-editor removes template partials/template variables
I think Wyvern (an other wysiwyg) can "process" the ee variables and partials.
https://expressionengine.com/add-ons/wyvern
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Use php inside entry-field instead of snippet
It is possible with a bit of messing around you could achieve what you are trying to do by installing the Allow EE Code add-on. This add-on makes it possible to evalute EE template code placed within ...
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Using a Template Variable in a Model
If you are in a model (Any backend PHP file). You can do something like,
$data = ee('Model')->get('ChannelEntry', "82")->fields('title', 'field_id_118')->first();
$...
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parse="inward" question
Here's another example that I hope will help others with similar confusion (as I was until about 15 minutes ago).
I was recently trying to get the following template to work:
{exp:app:voucher hash="{...
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