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  • Christopher-Robin
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    Re: execute PHP -> return output to string

    > ...[color=blue]
    >
    > ob_start(); // start trapping output
    > include "foo.php"; // produce output
    > $output = ob_getcontents( ); // get contents of trapped output
    > ob_end_clean(); // discard trapped output and stop trapping
    >
    > ...[/color]

    Exactly this is what I did so far before I realized, that the output buffer
    is limited in size to 'output_bufferi ng' in the php configuration, which is
    set to 4096 bytes by default, but 4K is just not enough for me. I need it do
    be unlimited. This could be done with 'output_bufferi ng = On', which limits
    the buffer to the RAM size for the script offered in 'memory_limit' (8M by
    default).


    PS: It must be done this way to make sure everything in the buffer before is
    reinsert afterwards.

    $old=ob_get_con tents(); ob_clean(); ob_start(); // you may leave ob_start();
    include ...;
    $out=ob_get_con tents(); ob_clean();
    echo $old;


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  • Terence
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    Re: execute PHP -> return output to string

    Eric Ellsworth wrote:[color=blue]
    > See http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
    >[/color]

    to clarify...


    ob_start(); // start trapping output
    include "foo.php"; // produce output
    $output = ob_getcontents( ); // get contents of trapped output
    ob_end_clean(); // discard trapped output and stop trapping

    cool thing is you can nest these too :)
    you can do other things using a call-back. pretty funky stuff really :)

    See "output buffering", check the spelling of those functions. I'm too
    lazy to look it up...

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  • Eric Ellsworth
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    Re: execute PHP -> return output to string

    See http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php

    "Christophe r-Robin" <Christopher-Robin@gmx.de> wrote in message
    news:bobqak$1d4 m4q$1@ID-157729.news.uni-berlin.de...[color=blue]
    > Hi
    >
    > I've got a problem and I hope someone can help me:
    >
    > I want a PHP script to call another PHP script, execute it and return its
    > OUTPUT (not its content) into a STRING in the first script.
    >
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    >[/color]


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  • Jedi121
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    Re: execute PHP -&gt; return output to string

    "Christophe r-Robin" a écrit le 05/11/2003 :[color=blue]
    > Hi
    >
    > I've got a problem and I hope someone can help me:
    >
    > I want a PHP script to call another PHP script, execute it and return its
    > OUTPUT (not its content) into a STRING in the first script.[/color]

    Don't really understand can't you use function() ?


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  • Christopher-Robin
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    execute PHP -> return output to string

    Hi

    I've got a problem and I hope someone can help me:

    I want a PHP script to call another PHP script, execute it and return its
    OUTPUT (not its content) into a STRING in the first script.

    --
    _/_/ ICQ: 114034537 IRC : Robin479m (DALnet/EFnet)
    _/ _/ Y! : Robin479m Mail: Christopher-Robin@gmx.de
    _/_/ AIM: Robin479m MSN : Robin479m@hotma il.com


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