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Hi,<br />
I have some code found at <a href="http://www.tuniper.ie/landingpages/hotline/telephone1.php" rel="ugc">www.tuniper.ie/landingpages/hotline/telephone1.php</a>.<br />
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I would like to start using wordpress and I would like to include the above code in a post.<br />
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Essentially the code will contain html, some jquery functionality and some php that take values from a form. The form is posted to a payment gateway.<br />
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Is this possible or difficult within wordpress? I &nbsp;currently using wordpress in the cloud (<a href="http://www.wordpress.com" rel="ugc">www.wordpress.com</a>) as opposed to a copy of it on my server.<br />
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Any help much appreciated.<br />
<br />
Paul
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Hi,
I have some code found at www.tuniper.ie/landingpages/hotline/telephone1.php.

I would like to start using wordpress and I would like to include the above code in a post.

Essentially the code will contain html, some jquery functionality and some php that take values from a form. The form is posted to a payment gateway.

Is this possible or difficult within wordpress? I  currently using wordpress in the cloud (www.wordpress.com) as opposed to a copy of it on my server.

Any help much appreciated.

Paul

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