Using str_replace, when using html on php.

ShaKeD · May 7, 2007

Hey all

I`m using php file named test.php, and html file named style.sspic (sspic=my system files.).

Now on my php file I have

$upframe='my php test file blah blah balh';

$htmlpage = include 'style.sspic';

str_replace('{upframe}',$upframe,$htmlpage);

and on my html file I have

<html>

<head>

<title>Untitled 1</title>

</head>

<tr>

echo <td align=center>{upframe}</td>

</tr>

</table>

</body>

</head>

</html>

how can I make it work , that when I open my php file, I will see {upframe} as $upframe ?

Thanks for you time and help!

per1os · May 7, 2007

<?php
$upframe='my php test file blah blah balh';
  $htmlpage = file_get_conents('style.sspic');
  str_replace('{upframe}',$upframe,$htmlpage);

include does not get put into a variable it is ran like it was being caled itself.

www.php.net/file_get_contents is more of what you are looking for.

ShaKeD · May 7, 2007

ok , so how can I do this to work, this was my question. another way of course and not include to variable

ShaKeD · May 7, 2007

works=)

thanks!

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