Re: chunk_split();

Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:41:56 -0500 Benjamin Trépanier <creation@communicationartistique.com>:

On 28/01/04 11:29, "Martin Luethi" <php@humbapa.ch> wrote:

maybe its better to use fread() and fseek() 2000 bytes should be 2000 characters in a textfile g. tinu Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:20:32 -0500 Benjamin Trépanier <creation@communicationartistique.com>:

Hi, I am using the chunk_split(); function to separe a long long text on differents pages. At this time, I can split the string into x sections of 2000 characters. Now I need to show only the first 2000 . when user click on page #2, itÅs reloading and show the next 2000 characters... If he click the page 4 button, itÅs going to the 6000th caracters and it show his next 2000.. etc... How can I split this text on many pages without loosing any characters?? Maybe the chunk_split function is not the good one... Thanks Ben

Interesting but my text are from a mySQL DB so, I have to split a text who is content in a variable.. chunk_split($text) What Ca I do? Is there a way to told the server brings me caracters (1,2000) and after by an incrementation 2001- 4001 etc...

you can use $text = chunk_split($text, 2000, "<MYTAG>"); to insert "<MYTAG>" after every 2000 chars. with $testarray = split("<MYTAG>", $text); you get an array with your data (each entry is 2000 chars, "<MYTAG>" is removed) "<MYTAG>" can be anything, just make sure that it never occurs inside the data from mysql. g. tinu