Re: [PHP] Re: show_source question

2002-08-12 Thread eriol
Thanks for the reply.. As a newbie, I'm not understanding what else I could use, even after searching the manual and google.. I've tried readfile() instead of file() which returns some, not all, of the head.o0o code (I assume as a strong instead of an array), but I still get an error: Warning: F

Re: [PHP] Re: show_source question

2002-08-12 Thread Rasmus Lerdorf
file() returns an array, show_source() takes a string. On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, eriol wrote: > Thanks for the reply.. > > I did try what you suggested, but am getting the following warning: > > Warning: Failed opening 'ArrayArrayArray' for highlighting in > /hsphere/local/home/eriol/oo0oo.com/o0o.o0

[PHP] Re: show_source question

2002-08-12 Thread eriol
Thanks for the reply.. I did try what you suggested, but am getting the following warning: Warning: Failed opening 'ArrayArrayArray' for highlighting in /hsphere/local/home/eriol/oo0oo.com/o0o.o0o on line 43 (o0o is php) Line 43 is: show_source("$show"); I copied everything as written, so I'

[PHP] Re: show_source question

2002-08-12 Thread Mike Mannakee
You could just append the files into a string, then show the string instead. Like if(strlen($php)>0){ $php = $DOCUMENT_ROOT . $php; if (ereg("(\.php)$",$php) && !ereg("\/\.\.", $php)){ $show=file("head.php"); $show.=file("$php"); $show.=file("foot.php"); echo "\n\n";