Re: [PHP] Re: str_replace an include

[jesse]

I'll give it a try. I might just put the contents of the include file into the main file, and approach it like that.

Thanks a lot for your help.

Timothy Hitchens ) wrote:

I can't see what else to suggest just quickly.

- what about just as a function not a class??



Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
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Timothy Hitchens ) wrote:

Where are you getting $read from??

That should be $replace = new mainReplace(); // notice the brackets

$read is the contents of the file that I'm reading. I actually do have $replace = new mainReplace(); in my code, I just forgot the brackets in my last message;)

Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
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Subject: [PHP] Re: str_replace an include


Thanks a lot, I think that will be the trick, but I'm still
having a bit of a problem.

Here's my scenario:

class mainReplace{

function feedLinks(){
ob_start();
include('links.php');
$file = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
return $file;
}
}

$replace = new mainReplace;

$read = str_replace('<!--feedLinks--!>',
$replace->feedLinks(), $read); print $read;


Unfortunately, this is not printing the results of the file include
where is should have been replaced. If, however, I say:
print $replace->feedLinks()
it prints out the results.

Any suggestions?

Thanks again,

Jesse Lawrence




J Smith wrote:

I'd recommend looking at the output buffering functions. Something
like this
would probably work...

ob_start();
include("links.php");
$file = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

The result of parsing and executing links.php will be in $file. Do
with it
what you will.

J


Jesse wrote:

Hello all,

I'm trying to replace a tag with an include in a template

scenario.

For
example:

str_replace("<!--linkTag--!>", include "links.php", $string);

This obviously doesn't work, but I'm wondering if anybody

knows of a

good way to do this.

Thanks a bunch,

Jesse Lawrence

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