Re[2]: [PHP] remove header tags - include file

JPA> >Do you mean you want to include the file JPA> html.html but not the "<html>...</head>" part? JPA> Yes!!. In other words I just want show the part inside of <body> tag of the JPA> html.html JPA> I know the answer is in a Regulars expression.. but.. i don't know much JPA> about it. JPA> At 19:08 17-07-2002, you wrote: >>JPA> Hi guys, me again. >>JPA> (thanks kevin, but i'm afraid you didn't understand me). >> >>JPA> After looking for untiringly in the archives I have I decide to ask >>again. >> >>JPA> This is my problem: >>JPA> I want include the file html.html inside of my file index.php, but >>before >>JPA> include it I want to remove <html>..</head> tags from my html.html file. >>JPA> My pseudo code would be look like this: >> >>JPA> > index.php >> >>JPA> <?php >> >>JPA> include_once("common.php"); >> >>JPA> header("Welcome to my page"); >>JPA> include_html_file("html.html"); >>JPA> footer() >>?>> >> >> >>JPA> > common.php >>JPA> function include_html_file($f) >>JPA> { >>JPA> (your kind contribution:-) ) >>JPA> } >> >>JPA> thanks!! >> >>JPA> --jp >> >>How do you mean remove? Do you mean you want to include the file >>html.html but not the "<html>...</head>" part? And why? >> >>-- >>Best regards, >> Asmodean mailto:asmodean@lka.nu >> >> >>-- >>PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >>To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php JPA> ________________________________________________________ JPA> Juan Pablo Aqueveque <juque@uct.cl> JPA> Ingeniero de Sistemas JPA> Departamento de Redes y Comunicaciones http://www.drc.uct.cl JPA> Universidad Católica de Temuco. JPA> Tel:(5645) 205 630 Fax:(5645) 205 628 Seems like a... strange thing to do. Anyway. Since I do not know of any other way (if there is, anyone, tell), this is what you will have to do. 1. Open the file with fopen() 2. Perform a regular expression on the content 3. Print the parsed cntents For example: $fp = fopen('html.html', 'r'); $content = fread($fp, filesize(html.html)); preg_match("/<body>(.*?)<\/body>/s", $content, $matches); The parsed contents are now in $matches[1]. I still don't understand why you want to do this, though. Seems like there must be a better way. -- Best regards, Asmodean mailto:asmodean@lka.nu