Thank you to all who replied to my question. The perfect solution for me
was the highlight_string function. Bril.
Thanks again ... Ross.
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From: "OJ Tibi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ross Honniball"
PHP's website (http://www.php.net) has a great solution to displaying source
code. If you view the source code on their site you can see how they do it.
It's just a basic function to loop through the text and place in code to
highlight in various places. In fact here is that portion of code:
fun
Hi, I´m newbie in PHP programming.
Iit´s about opening files in an
ftp with php, I have the same problem like you, mi script opens the file
correctly the first time but no longer, what`s the problem?
Thanks.
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leLogTrac
Do you close the file after using it ?
If not, it may get stuck.
Luis
Iker Landajuela wrote:
Hi, I´m newbie in PHP programming.
Iit´s about opening files in an
ftp with php, I have the same problem like you, mi script opens the file
correctly the first time but no longer, what`s the problem?
Thank
Hi all,
What is the easiest way to get a web page to list source code with standard
colour high-lighting (as used in my php_manual_el.CHM file and as you see
on various php web pages about the place).
Is there a class or a function or something that anyone knows of?
Thanks ... Ross
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. Ross Honn
