RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

> If it's genuinely one line per $info[] element, just add the dad-blamed > to your echo: > > '; } ?> > Also, just an FYI to the OP, you may want to calculate sizeof($info) before hand, and use a variable in your for() statement. That way it doesn't have to calculate sizeof() each loop... --

Re: [PHP] Recursive Replace

Thanks everyone! Works great! :-) If only I would have noticed how obvious it was before trying making it more difficult than I had to. -- Kyrie Eleison, Rick www.spiritsword.com/phpBB2/ Mike Ford wrote: >> -Original Message- >> From: Rick Beckman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> Sent: 02

RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

> -Original Message- > From: Rick Beckman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 02 October 2002 12:12 > > > > That line of code successfully will display lines 7 and on of > an included > text file into my HTML boilerplate. However, in my hundreds > of source text > files, "" is not incl

RE: [PHP] Recursive Replace

Hi Rick, > How can I combine that line of code with > str_replace() or some other replace function > in order to turn "\n" into "" for each line. I think you're looking for http://www.php.net/nl2br. Specifically: for ($i = 7; $i < sizeof($info); $i+=1) echo nl2br($info[$i]); Cheers

[PHP] Recursive Replace

That line of code successfully will display lines 7 and on of an included text file into my HTML boilerplate. However, in my hundreds of source text files, "" is not included at the end of the lines, therefore lines 7 and on appear as one chunk of text, rather than neatly formatted lines. How ca