[PHP] Text File open and display

2003-03-03 Thread Chris Blake
Greetings learned PHP(eople),

There have been a number of postings recently on opening and reading
files, and whilst I have read `em all I fail to make sense of it all.

Basicaly...I have a text file with entries in it...I wish to display the
contents of this file line by line in an HTML table :
At present all I get is a table with 1 row and all the text in it in a
large messy blob.
=
html
body

  ?php
   $handle = fopen(fopen.txt,r);
  
   echo 'table border=1'.\n;
   echo ' tr'.\n;
   echo '   td width=15%bFile Entries/b/td'.\n;
   echo ' /tr'.\n.\n;
   //
   //For each line in the file
   // while (fpassthru($handle));
   //{
   //Print them out to Table-
   echo 'tr'.\n;
   echo '   td width=15%font size=2';
   echo fpassthru($handle);
   echo '/td/tr'. \n;
   //}
   echo '/table';
   //fclose($handle);
  
  ?
  
  /body
  /html
=
I have commented out those lines which fail and am stuck as to what the
correct syntax should be. I have read up on nl2br,fgets and other posts
on php.net, but ..harump

Thanks 


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RE: [PHP] Text File open and display

2003-03-03 Thread Niklas Lampén
You get a file to an array of lines with file().

Example:
?
$myFile = file(text_file.txt);
// Now $myFile is an array looking like
// [0] = row 1;
// [1] = row 2;
// [2] = row 3;
// .

for ($i = 0; $i  count($myFile); $i++)
{
print Row .($i+1).: .$myFile[$i];
};
?


Niklas

-Original Message-
From: Chris Blake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 3. maaliskuuta 2003 10:58
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Text File open and display


Greetings learned PHP(eople),

There have been a number of postings recently on opening and reading files,
and whilst I have read `em all I fail to make sense of it all.

Basicaly...I have a text file with entries in it...I wish to display the
contents of this file line by line in an HTML table : At present all I get
is a table with 1 row and all the text in it in a large messy blob.
=
html
body

  ?php
   $handle = fopen(fopen.txt,r);
  
   echo 'table border=1'.\n;
   echo ' tr'.\n;
   echo '   td width=15%bFile Entries/b/td'.\n;
   echo ' /tr'.\n.\n;
   //
   //For each line in the file
   // while (fpassthru($handle));
   //{
   //Print them out to Table-
   echo 'tr'.\n;
   echo '   td width=15%font size=2';
   echo fpassthru($handle);
   echo '/td/tr'. \n;
   //}
   echo '/table';
   //fclose($handle);
  
  ?
  
  /body
  /html
=
I have commented out those lines which fail and am stuck as to what the
correct syntax should be. I have read up on nl2br,fgets and other posts on
php.net, but ..harump

Thanks 


-- 
Chris Blake
Office : (011) 782-0840
Cell : 083 985 0379
It is reported that somewhere in the world, every 15 seconds, a woman gives
birth to a child. She must be found and stopped.


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RE: [PHP] Text File open and display

2003-03-03 Thread Chris Blake
Muchos grassy arse...works perfectly



On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 11:06, Niklas Lampén wrote:
 You get a file to an array of lines with file().
 
 Example:
 ?
 $myFile = file(text_file.txt);
 // Now $myFile is an array looking like
 // [0] = row 1;
 // [1] = row 2;
 // [2] = row 3;
 // .
 
 for ($i = 0; $i  count($myFile); $i++)
 {
   print Row .($i+1).: .$myFile[$i];
 };
 ?
 
 
 Niklas
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Chris Blake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: 3. maaliskuuta 2003 10:58
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [PHP] Text File open and display
 
 
 Greetings learned PHP(eople),
 
 There have been a number of postings recently on opening and reading files,
 and whilst I have read `em all I fail to make sense of it all.
 
 Basicaly...I have a text file with entries in it...I wish to display the
 contents of this file line by line in an HTML table : At present all I get
 is a table with 1 row and all the text in it in a large messy blob.
 =
 html
 body
 
   ?php
$handle = fopen(fopen.txt,r);
   
echo 'table border=1'.\n;
echo ' tr'.\n;
echo '   td width=15%bFile Entries/b/td'.\n;
echo ' /tr'.\n.\n;
//
//For each line in the file
// while (fpassthru($handle));
//{
//Print them out to Table-
echo 'tr'.\n;
echo '   td width=15%font size=2';
echo fpassthru($handle);
echo '/td/tr'. \n;
//}
echo '/table';
//fclose($handle);
   
   ?
   
   /body
   /html
 =
 I have commented out those lines which fail and am stuck as to what the
 correct syntax should be. I have read up on nl2br,fgets and other posts on
 php.net, but ..harump
 
 Thanks 
 
 
 -- 
 Chris Blake
 Office : (011) 782-0840
 Cell : 083 985 0379
 It is reported that somewhere in the world, every 15 seconds, a woman gives
 birth to a child. She must be found and stopped.
 
 
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Cell : 083 985 0379
It is reported that somewhere in the world, every 15 seconds, a woman
gives birth to a child. She must be found and stopped.


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