* and then Raditha Dissanayake declared
> Hi,
>
> Jay's comment was a fair one. It's not always possible to help without
> full info.
I beg to differ, the point was valid but the manner unfriendly at best.
> You could try writing your data directly to disk instead of keeping them
> in me
Hi,
Jay's comment was a fair one. It's not always possible to help without
full info.
You could try writing your data directly to disk instead of keeping them
in memory as your code seems to be doing. In that case your regex
function might need to go into the character data handler.
Nick Wils
* and then Jay Blanchard declared
> Nope, not enough info to spot the problem. I could point you in a
Spare me the sarcasm. Here's the code if anyone can help, thanks.
http://www.weblogs.com/changes.xml');
$xml=implode("\n", $xml);
// Pattern match string
$urlpattern =
'/((http|https|ftp):
hi
How about using fopen() and reading line by line. And for xml parsing if
you are using DOM switch to SAX that will always help.
Nick Wilson wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone spot the problem here and point me in the right direction?
I have a script that goes and fetches the xml at weblogs.com
(ht
[snip]
Can anyone spot the problem here and point me in the right direction?
[/snip]
Nope, not enough info to spot the problem. I could point you in a
direction, but that wouldn't help I am afraid. Wait, hold that thought,
I have a direction to point you in. Please provide us with relevant
detail,
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