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Cool, I can access the array as $start[1][1]. I was also looking at thenewa2x's post below, and he's encountering a similar problem. I'll have a further look at his solution and post back with any problems. I'm not really sure which method would be more efficient. I know regex's are hard on...

So I'm trying to take out all the text in my html page between the elements of <!-- START_CAPTURE_1 --> and <!-- END_CAPTURE_1 --> So far I'm using a preg_split. $start = preg_split("/<!-- START_CAPTURE_1 -->/", $html_page_text, -1, PREG_SPLIT_OFFSET_CAPTURE); $end = preg_split("/<!--...

So I have some html sheets done in template format, which I'll then parse and add my mysql data to. The thing is though, when the whole sheet gets returned to me in a form, I want to be able to split it down into sections and store it independently. I came up with the idea of using unused...

So I came across this piece of code to-day. I'm reasonably familiar with variable variables but I still don't really get this. It's used to enumerate the value element of a submitted form's name-value pair. So that if your name-value pair was hidden=submit. Then you'd end up with a variable...

What's the best way to go if you want to create graphs on-the-fly by pulling data out of a database? PHP would be the most handy, but I've heard some good things about python. What's the most efficient method for dynamic graphs ?

I want the links on my page to be relevant to whatever page I'm using at that minute eg. <a href='/demo.php?style=classic&mode=coverletter'> <a href='/test.php?style=classic&mode=coverletter'> I just have one template sheet, so I just want to output something like this <a...

Ya thanks guys, It was a bit strange and to be honest I still am not fully sure of exactly what's going on. Basically I'm combining a php templating system with the FCKEditor. So my html is going through a couple of loops and then is being output to the editor page. I've got it sorted now...

thanks dan, I should have been clearer ... my image tags are output like this <img src=&quot;Templates/Classic/images/line.jpg&quot; alt=&quot;&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; height=&quot;7&quot; width=&quot;202&quot;> <br> ... the width/height atrributes are fine, it's just that the...

Hi Itshim, I'm using the opening and closing file technique at the moment, but that's just to check the functionality. I wouldn't feel right putting a file r/w into the code for every execution. The second object is prepackaged, but so I'd prefer not to touch it if there was some magic way to...

Thanks Itshim, I should have noticed, I thought the fopen( a ) referred was a reference to 'all'.

I'm outputting a page of html as a value for in an <input tag <div><input type="hidden" id="editor1" name="editor1" value= "&lt;!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC &quot;-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN&quot;&gt; &lt;html&gt; ... " I need to serve up the page as htmlentities in order to fit it into...

I'm opening a file first, then parsing the contents with my_object function, and then I'd like to feed that output into another object. Unfortunately though, the second object only accepts files instead of code on-the-fly as it were. Rather than start messing around with my template object...

Why don't you just try using some of the firefox extensions to change the pages all you want and then save them over the originals ? Check out these extensions for the firefox web browser... 1)web-developer 2)platypus 3)greasemonkey ... to be honest, I'd reckon that the task of coding the...

Is there any way to empty a file in php. Bascially I open a file and read in some values, then I feed the file into another function. I want to empty the file again for the next time. There doesn't seem to be much functionality to fwrite() ? It doesn't give me the option of writing over the...

yes, but I think it may be possible to copy over a root suid program with a hacker program and then run it as root. Also, the more likely possibility I'd imagine is that if the attacker can place his program ahead of the root suid program in PATH. And then have the system run his. I'm not...