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I worked on something quite similar recently. This will do exactly what you described. Of course you have to define exactly what you're replacing but if that is going to change you can put it into a $_POST variable //read the text file, define what text you're replacing, GET or POST new text...

I have a page that categorizes information from a MySQL query The ultimate result I'm trying to acheive is having a major category followed by a subcategory followed by the MySQL results, like this: Environment (Major Category) Agriculture (Sub category) Results from query Public Works (Major...

Wow. thank you both so much it works!!!

Getting very close, the only problem is the result it spits out is like this Category 1 (Header) cat 1 entry 1 Category 1 (Header) cat 1 entry 2 Category 1 (Header) cat 1 entry 3 Category 2 (Header) cat 2 entry 1 Meaning that the header is repeated for each entry with a category = $category...

Whoops sorry I didn't specify the variables, they are mainly just pulling from MySQL $program = $row['program']; $description = $row['description']; $funder = $row['funder']; $duedate = $row['duedate']; $nofa = $row['nofa']; $guide = $row['guide']; $application = $row['application']...

I have a small application that displays an HTML table in categories. The problem is I want a category header to be output each time the category changes. I have a numerical field in the database for the category. I'm pretty dumb, so please be specific with any comments i.e. Category 1 cat1...