Ashley Sheridan wrote:
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 23:52 -0400, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Could it be this easy?
$chopped= strlen($aFn) - 4;
$filename = $chopped.".txt";
print"<br><font face='Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size=2
color='#999999'>";
include($filename);
print"</font>";
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
I have http://www.flash-here.com/downloads/fhimage.html installed. I
like it just the way it is.
But instead of displaying (see function below).
Instead of displaying the file name under the photo, weak excuse for a
caption,
I would like to open and nl2br the contents of a like named text file.
$chopped= strlen($aFn) - 4;
$openthis = $chopped.".txt";
How do I proceed?
John
---original code----
echo "<br><center>";
if($aSubDir == "") {
$l = strlen($aFn) - 4;
echo substr($aFn, 0, $l);
} else {
echo $aSubDir."[dir]";
}
echo "</center>";
Yeah, but don't use the font tag.
Ash
www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
and no because you can't apply nl2br easily on the thing you included
there unless you use output buffering. You wanted to "open" a file and
nl2br it. How? You could use the fopen function (surprise, surprise) and
the nl2br function (wow) later on. Of course these days it's easier to
call file_get_contents($filename) and apply nl2br on its return value.
- Tul
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