No, ...
Actually,...
I want it so generic,
like myfile.txt can have like:
-
Welcome $username
Enjoy your staying at: $site_name
Mail admin. at $admin_mail for any questions...
-
so bascially, i don't want to do str_replace or else i could have used the
sprintf() and with '%s' instead of str_replace...
i even tried the eval() which should work, but it didn't, scroll down to
message with Subject: $hello
-elias
"Jason Stechschulte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 10:12:55AM -0700, elias wrote:
> > hello.
> > i read from a text file a line like: "Key=$value"
> > so, i do like:
> > $lines = join('', file("myfile.txt"));
> > echo $lines;
> > // output= Key=$value
> > Now how can i replace the values in the $lines variables?
> > i want like:
> > $value = "test";
> > echo $lines;
> > and i want ouput like: Key=test
> > any idea?
>
> May not be the best way, but it works:
> <?php
> $lines = join('', file("myfile.txt"));
> $value = "test";
> $lines = str_replace("\$value", $value, $lines);
> echo $lines;
> ?>
>
> --
> Jason Stechschulte
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