Look into output buffering (ob_* functions). You wouldn't
want to do that with your whole script; but there is an
example (if not in the manual it's on zend I believe) so you
can assign the results (what would've been outputted to the
browser without the buffering) to a variable.
--Toby
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kristofer Widholm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 1:19 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re-engineering print()
> Here's what you wrote, 01-01-11:
>
> > > $s = sprintf("%s", implode("\n",
file('template.php')));
> >
> >Why this??? It's redundant, isn't it? Wouldn't
> >
> >$s= implode("\n", file('template.php')); do it?
> >
> >Gfunk
>
> Gfunk, and Mr. Murray,
>
> I guess I didn't write my query very clearly. What I am
looking for
> is not just storing the PHP in a variable (that, as you
both have
> pointed out, is easy enough), but I want to EXECUTE the
PHP script
> (including it's print statements and everything) and
instead of
> having that output go directly to the browser, I want it
to go to the
> variable. The solutions offered certainly do put the PHP
into a
> variable, but it doesn't execute the PHP and have the
output of the
> executed PHP get stored into the variable.
>
> Thanks for familiarizing me with implode(), though, as I'm
sure to
> use that often.
>
> Sincerely,
> Kristofer
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