I didn't ask the question about this, but I have a related issue. I'm
trying to do a replace, and am using str_replace, but the outcome is not
what I expected.
Here's my code:
<?
$fp = fopen("new_data.csv", "r");
$text = fopen("text.txt", "r");
$merged = fopen("merged_text.html", "w");
$filecontents = fread($text,filesize("text.txt"));
while ($data = fgetcsv ($fp, 1000, ",")) {
$num = count ($data);
$fullname = $data[0] . ' ' . $data[1];
$newfullname = '123 ' . $fullname . ' 456';
$filecontents = str_replace($fullname, $newfullname, $filecontents);
}
fclose ($fp);
fwrite($merged,$filecontents);
fclose ($merged);
fclose ($text);
?>
Here's the text file it's working on:
John Smith <br>
<br>
Peter Cooper <br>
<br>
Mike Brown <br>
<br>
Lisa Crow <br>
Here's the outcome:
123 123 John Smith 456 456 <br>
<br>
123 123 Peter Cooper 456 456 <br>
<br>
123 123 Mike Brown 456 456 <br>
<br>
123 123 Lisa Crow 456 456 <br>
I only want it to have one set of 123 and 456 on either side. Any ideas?
Josh
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