> I've found some bugs there too, so dont worry. Like the
lol...sorry but it was a quick reply...
-dan
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Dan Anderson wrote:
Thanks a lot.
hehe no thanks needed. Just remember to read up on the functions so
you'll know how they work. ;-)
-Dan
I've found some bugs there too, so dont worry. Like the
...($li_tag_start_position + 4), ($li_tag_end_position + 4)...
It actually has to be (4 + $l
> Thanks a lot.
hehe no thanks needed. Just remember to read up on the functions so
you'll know how they work. ;-)
-Dan
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Dan Anderson wrote:
Is there any reason you couldn't do something like:
");
{
$li_tag_start_position = strpos($buffer,"");
$li_tag_end_position = strpos($buffer,"");
$data = substr($buffer,(4 + $li_tag_start_position),(4 +
$li_tag_end_position));
$buffer = substr($buffer, (4 + $li_tag_end_positio
Is there any reason you couldn't do something like:
");
{
$li_tag_start_position = strpos($buffer,"");
$li_tag_end_position = strpos($buffer,"");
$data = substr($buffer,(4 + $li_tag_start_position),(4 +
$li_tag_end_position));
$buffer = substr($buffer, (4 + $li_tag_end_position));
}
?>
Note that
Try (untested)
$a = fscanf($fp,"%s");
if that does not work use regular expresions
Denis 'Alpheus' Cahuk wrote:
Hello!
I'll get strait to the point:
I want to include a header from another site ($fp =
fopen("www.something.info/news.html", "r")) using the fscanf command,
The headers are in "..."
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