oops didn't catch two little bugs
Jule
function getTitle($url)
{
$file = @fopen($url, 'r');
if(!$file) {
$rline = "Error, contact webmaster";
} else {
while (!feof ($file)) {
$line = fgets($file);
if (substr_count(strtoupper("$line"), "") >= 1) {
$rline = strip_tags("$line");
Can't you just call the contents of the page into a variable and extract
what you need with regular expressions?
Php / Html makes no difference its all text to fopen..
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> is there a way using fopen() or something similar t
hmm, figured it out...all of a sudden it did work:
here's the code, it loads a URL and returns the title...
dunno what it would be used for, but it aught we some more about php..
i'll probbly implement it on a link page ir something
Jule
function getTitle($url)
{
$file = @fopen($url, 'r');
if(
well, i got it to read a html file, but the problem is that it reads it
after it loads it, so it doesn't read the tags, and i'm looking for the
string in between and
is there a way using fopen() or something similar to read an html/php
file before it's loaded?
Jule
On Friday, Nov 1, 2002, a
i thought fopen() was only for local files, didn't even bother looking,
but now i think about it..it makes perfect sence to open url's as well,
thanks a lot!
Jule
On Friday, Nov 1, 2002, at 17:42 US/Eastern, John Nichel wrote:
Docs -> Function Reference -> Filesystem Functions -> fopen()
It w
Docs -> Function Reference -> Filesystem Functions -> fopen()
It was hidden.
Jule Slootbeek wrote:
hey
is there a way to get the URL header? the tags etc?
i couldn't find any function in the docs, but maybe i just don't know
where to look.
if there's a function that pulls in an entire page t
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