In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathaniel Merriam) wrote:
> I have this at the top of the page:
>
> <?php
> $banner = include ("banner.inc");
> ?>
> (which immediately spits out the result of the include!)
>
> But I want to print the results several times a page with this:
> <?=$banner?>
What's in "banner.inc"? Because, as noted in the manual, an included file
can have a return value *if you give it one*. If you have code there
that's echoing/printing, that will indeed spit out immediately. The trick
is to instead capture that output into a variable and return it.
//"simpleinclude.inc"
<?php
$ret=somefunct("foo");
$ret.=anotherfunct("bar");
return $ret;
?>
//"otherpage.php"
<?php
$banner=include("simpleinclude.inc");
...
echo $banner;
?>
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