Re: replacing file contents
| From: | Luis Moreira | Date: | Mon, 11 Apr 2005 10:31:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: replacing file contents | ||
| References: | 1 2 | Groups: | php.windows |
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FYI
This script
<?php
$body = "Test string xpto replace";
echo $body . "<br>";
$body = eregi_replace("xpto", "before", $body);
echo $body . "<br>";
?>
works and produces this output
Test string xpto replace
Test string before replace
Luis
Luis Moreira wrote:
Hi I, for one, have never done this, but if you are working with html files, I suppose you open it with your browser ? Have you cleared the cache, or at least forced the browser to re-open the file ? If you edit the file after the change using a text editor, do you see the changes, or not ? Luis Aidal wrote:Hi NG. I'm having trouble searching through a file and swapping specific phrases with other phrases. I'm opening a html-file and i wish to replace "index2.php?someVar=SomeValue" with somthing else but I can't get this to work properly. first i open the html file and read all it's contents into a var... let's call that one $file_contents for this example. I'm currently trying using: $altered_file_contents = eregi_replace("index2.php?someVar=SomeValue","somevar_somevalue.html", $file_contents); Then I delete the file i opened, create a new one with the same name and write the $altered_file_contents into it and close it. But when I open it and check the line numbers that should have been altered, they haven't been toutched at all, they still show the first link. What am I doing wrong? Why aren't eregi_replace() doing what I think it should? Please help... /Aidal