Looks like there are a couple of different options depending on what you’re trying to do using the tangible_template PHP function. That’s out of my depths though so I won’t be able to do much more than point you in that direction, but hopefully someone else on the forum can provide some more specific guidance if you need it.
I’m not quite sure what to make of echo tangible_template('<Field title />');
It seems like I would need to enter my entire template inside the parentheses rather than somehow referencing the name of an existing template. e.g. something like echo tangible_template('name-of-my-saved-template');
I can generally figure things out once I’m in PHP, but, as usual, the challenge is to figure out how to interface with things outside of PHP.
Yeah I haven’t played around enough with PHP to know exactly how you’d structure that. But I assume you could use the Template tag like echo tangible_template('<Template id=123 />'); to render your template without needing to put the whole thing in the parentheses.