* Thus wrote Mike Migurski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >> preg_match('/(<!DOCTYPE.+<\/html>)/ms', $http_response, $html)
> >>
> >> ...puts it into $html[1]. Adjust to suit your local standards-compliance
> >> practices. You can also look for everything after the first instance of
> >> "\n\n".
> >
> >Thats assuming that the person used the <doctype><html> for the first
> >item. what bout extra space, SSI, etc...
>
> SSI's wouldn't be output on port 80, and anything before the doctype is
> essentially junk anyway. Like I said, suit to taste or just pull from
> after the first "\n\n" -- no regexp needed in that case.
My bad, i had overlooked that ssi's get expanded before it gets to the
client.
Thanks,
Curt
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