David Nicholson <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tuesday, August 05, 2003 5:12 PM said:
> $output = array(); > exec("command",$output); > $output = implode("",$output);
That's a good idea!
Well how about this? (posted in another message)
$output = explode("\n",chop(`$command`));
That is working great and it's only one line. The problem is that I have no idea WHY it works and what the ` characters do.
Can you fill me in?
`$command` means start up a shell, run $command in that shell, and retrieve the output of the command into a string.
-jsd-
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