Getting Information

[New to VB 6]

Is this code right?

$LEVEL = $data[27753], $data[27754], $data[27755], $data[27756], $data[27757], $data[27758], $data[27759], $data[27760]; 

[da_silvy]

what are you trying to do?

If you're trying to concatenate them, you will have to use a "." (fullstop - no quotes) to do this

[phpman]

this

$LEVEL = $data[27753] . $data[27754] . $data[27755] . $data[27756] . $data[27757] . $data[27758] . $data[27759] . $data[27760]; 

or this

$LEVEL = {$data[27753]} {$data[27754]} {$data[27755]} {$data[27756]} {$data[27757]} {$data[27758]} {$data[27759]} {$data[27760]}; 

both do the samething

[New to VB 6]

Thanks for all the help...

However, maybe you could help me out some more?

I am using the code at the top of this thread to find out what the letters are at the $data[xxxxx] possitions in an html file.

is there a better way to find a specific word or string in an html?

i.e. look for {color} or <img src="/images/file.jpg">

[phpman]

what code?

all you have is numbers. how is that finding a string in a html document?

plus depending on how you are dioing it, you can open the html page up in fopen() and search for the string.

[New to VB 6]

this is exactly what I'm using

<?php 

$fp = fopen("http://www.boogiebug.com/folder/index.html", "r"); 
$data = ""; 

while(!feof($fp)) 
{ 
$data .= fgets($fp, 4096); 
} 

if ($data[27753] . $data[27754] . $data[27755] . $data[27756] . $data[27757] . $data[27758] . $data[27759] . $data[27760] . $data[27761] . $data[27762] . $data[27763] . $data[27764] == 'file1.jpg')
{ 
$LEVEL = "file1.jpg";
}
else {
$LEVEL = "Oops";
}

echo $LEVEL;
?>

What I now need to know is; Is there a better (not necessarily easy) way to find a string such as <img src="/images/file1.jpg">,
so I can dynamicly change which image is displayed on my page according to what is displayed on the other page?

[phpman]

where do you get those numbers???

$data[27753]


don't tell me you are counting all the lines? that is totally wrong.

if you want to find a <img> tag then use regular expression.

$fp = fopen("http://www.boogiebug.com/folder/index.html", "r");
$arrlen = count($fp);
fclose($fp);
$length = count($newArray);
for ($j = 0; $j <$length ; $j++) {

if (preg_match ('/^[file1.jpg]/i', $fp[$j], $matches)) {
$LEVEL = "file1.jpg";
} else {
$LEVEL = "Oops"; 
}

echo $LEVEL; 

something like that. what worrry about numbers.

not tested but should work.

[Mr. PHP]

Yeah, use the strstr()-function.

$string = '<img src="/images/file1.jpg">';
$container = $data;

if(strstr($container,$string)) { 
    $LEVEL = "your-file"; 
} else { 
    $LEVEL = "you-missing-file";
} 

You can find out more at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strstr.php