RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

2002-10-02 Thread John W. Holmes
> If it's genuinely one line per $info[] element, just add the dad-blamed > to your echo: > > '; } ?> > Also, just an FYI to the OP, you may want to calculate sizeof($info) before hand, and use a variable in your for() statement. That way it doesn't have to calculate sizeof() each loop... --

Re: [PHP] Recursive Replace

2002-10-02 Thread Rick Beckman
Thanks everyone! Works great! :-) If only I would have noticed how obvious it was before trying making it more difficult than I had to. -- Kyrie Eleison, Rick www.spiritsword.com/phpBB2/ Mike Ford wrote: >> -Original Message- >> From: Rick Beckman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> Sent: 02

RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

2002-10-02 Thread Ford, Mike [LSS]
> -Original Message- > From: Rick Beckman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 02 October 2002 12:12 > > > > That line of code successfully will display lines 7 and on of > an included > text file into my HTML boilerplate. However, in my hundreds > of source text > files, "" is not incl

RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

2002-10-02 Thread Jon Haworth
Hi Rick, > How can I combine that line of code with > str_replace() or some other replace function > in order to turn "\n" into "" for each line. I think you're looking for http://www.php.net/nl2br. Specifically: for ($i = 7; $i < sizeof($info); $i+=1) echo nl2br($info[$i]); Cheers