Hello,

I have installed Wordpress (CMS) on Ubuntu and a custom PHP code in one of its pages doesnt execute as it has to. Instead, the code as a whole is directly output to the browser.

That's a pretty vague problem, can you be more specific, where did you put this php code?

If you put it in the wordpress post/page content box then it won't be rendered.

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Wordpress is installed on Ubuntu.
ExecPHP plugin is used to execute PHP code on one of the Wordpress pages.
The purpose of the plugin is to execute the code and output the browser.
Instead, it outputs the code to the webpage.

This plugin works fine on Wordpress installed on Red Hat Linux.
I hope this information helps .

A link to the offending page would be useful, also check your phpinfo() and see if eval is in the disabled functions list.

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You probably use <? or <% opening tags in that file.
Use <?php instead.

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eval can't be disabled, is not function.

eval is function:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php

From this page:

Also 'eval' can not be disabled in php.ini. Just check it.