Here's what you wrote, 01-01-11:
> > $s = sprintf("%s", implode("\n", file('template.php')));
>
>Why this??? It's redundant, isn't it? Wouldn't
>
>$s= implode("\n", file('template.php')); do it?
>
>Gfunk
Gfunk, and Mr. Murray,
I guess I didn't write my query very clearly. What I am looking for
is not just storing the PHP in a variable (that, as you both have
pointed out, is easy enough), but I want to EXECUTE the PHP script
(including it's print statements and everything) and instead of
having that output go directly to the browser, I want it to go to the
variable. The solutions offered certainly do put the PHP into a
variable, but it doesn't execute the PHP and have the output of the
executed PHP get stored into the variable.
Thanks for familiarizing me with implode(), though, as I'm sure to
use that often.
Sincerely,
Kristofer
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