Hi Juan,
You might consider using the Heredoc syntax, as presented here :
http://www.php.net/manual/en/
language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc
Your code snippet would look like this and do exactly what you had
intended :
$html = <<
YOUR HTML
Hi Benkovich,
Le 04-09-10, à 07:23, Benkovich Mishail a écrit :
I have some paths, for example:
\\192.168.0.254\C\Windows\SomeDir\ or
ftp://myhost.com/folder/ (login and password I also know)
How I can check writable this dirs or no? - I can try to write
temporary
file or use touch() funktion.
Thank you very much for your quick answer!
Le 04-09-09, à 10:10, John Holmes a écrit :
From: "François Moreau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The piece of code you have submitted (see under) is interesting,
although there is one thing I don't find meaning to, even after RTFM,
and STF
The piece of code you have submitted (see under) is interesting,
although there is one thing I don't find meaning to, even after RTFM,
and STFG(Searching The Funky Google). In your regular expression
pattern '#.*#Uis', what does this do : #...#Uis
Thank you very much
Piece of code :
[snip]
$st
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