Re: Pulling Data From a Loop

Hi David, Thanks for your prompt reply. David Robley wrote: > On 26 Jun, Mike Gifford wrote: > Couple of things you could try; I was able to get it working with the following code: <? $page3 = "wtowatch3.txt"; $fd = fopen("$page3", "r"); $rdf2a = ""; while ($buffer = fgets($fd, 4096)) { $buffer = eregi_replace( "(<link>.*</item>)(<title>.*</title>)", "\\2 \n \\1 \n", $buffer); $buffer = eregi_replace( "</link>", "</link>\n", $buffer ); $rdf2a .= $buffer; } fclose($fd); echo $rdf2a; ?> I didn't come up with this solution, but a friend did who was rollerblading by in my time of need. However, I am curious exactly how your solutions would work. > using list and each to loop through the array $rdf2a and echo the > individual elements I tried this as best as I could, using each and list individually. From what I can tell though (from the PHP Manual) these should be used together for the desired effect. Unfortunately, the example is written assuming that you know something about programming. > using implode to put the contents of the array in a string which you > can then echo Wasn't able to get this to work either. I think that I was initially stumped with how to turn this into an array. I tried to involve a counter variable, but my limited knowledge of arrays got in my way. > appending $buffer to itself/another variable which you can then echo > outside the loop Actually, this is much like the solution that my friend suggested above... So I guess I don't need any further help with this option... Thanks for furthering my education.. Mike -- Mike A. Gifford OpenConcept Consulting Mike@OpenConcept.On.Ca Http://www.OpenConcept.On.Ca Web Design, Hosting, Graphic Design & Site Promotion Featured Site --> Http://WTOAction.Org