Major Bug : Custom smarty code in the HTML View in the Visual Editor

As a workaround, I can setup my code inside the {php}{/php} block, then go directly the Build or Next. If I ever go to the WYSIWYG Visual Editor for that page, then PHPR reformats that code for me, and I have to change it back before building my app. Please, please fix this soon! <img src='https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=26864&image=1&table=forumreplies' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />

If you need to insert PHP code into the template use Insert PHP code snippet button in Visual Editor.

That's a sufficient workaround, but not, IMO, a solution. The {php}{/php} tag is supported by smarty, so it should be properly handled in the HTML editor.
Also, with this method, is there some way to add a Global event, for all Tables? For multiple tables that are sharing the same PHP code, I am manually editting commonfunctions.php, adding my php function that does what I want, then setting up an event for each table type and have the event for that table type, call the function I declared in commonfunctions.php. I've discovered that a events for a table type are stored in the same file, so I can declare a single event per table, then call if from all functional pages for that table. For example, I declare a PHP code snippet with a function called requests_insertSOW from the Edit page for my requests table. Then, in the add page, I can just call that function, I don't have to re-declare a function. That's makes it a little better, but it becomes confusing, as the Add page is calling a function declared in the Edit page, and on the Events tab, they are show in different sections. It'd be nice to have multiple scopes for function - ( Global, Table, Page ).

Hi,
PHPRunner uses pared-down smarty.

To add some PHP code use custom events (Insert PHP code snippet option).
To add global events use one of the global event, for example Menu page: before process event.

Here is a sample:

//you code for Menu page: before process event

To add global events use one of the global event, for example Menu page: before process event.

That helps, however I have a simple request. Could CommonFunctions be included before Events.php? I modify CommonFunctions to include some of my custom functions, but with Events.php being included first, the functions are undefined.