try:
$aux = $replace->feedLinks();
$read = str_replace('
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: str_replace an include
Timothy Hitchens ) wrote:
Where are you getting $read fr
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> Timothy Hitchens ) wrote:
> > Where are you getting $read from??
> >
> > That should be $replace = new mainReplace(); // notice the brackets
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> $read is the co
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Sent: Wednesday, 22 January 2003 1:38 AM
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Subject: [PHP] Re: str_replace an include
Thanks a lot, I think that
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> Thanks a lot, I think that will be the trick, but I'm still
> having a bit
> of a problem.
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> Here's my scenario:
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> class mainReplace{
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> function fee
Thanks a lot, I think that will be the trick, but I'm still having a bit
of a problem.
Here's my scenario:
class mainReplace{
function feedLinks(){
ob_start();
include('links.php');
$file = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
return $file;
}
}
$replace = new
I'd recommend looking at the output buffering functions. Something like this
would probably work...
ob_start();
include("links.php");
$file = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
The result of parsing and executing links.php will be in $file. Do with it
what you will.
J
Jesse wrote:
> Hello
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