Morton,
It's simple enough to have it read the file, following on from what was in the previous example, you could get it to read through the information and then include the results so you could almost do: (under the current header info)
Code:
$info = explode(",",file_get_contents(fcheck("info.txt")));
This should read the file and every comma it will put this in a new value in an array, so if your file said:
Quote:
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jollyhumper, beer alot, likes
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to use the variables from here you just need to echo your array variables so, the following:
Code:
<?php echo $info[0]." ".$info[2]." ".$info[1]; ?>
Should produce: "jollyhumper likes beer alot" as the variables are set as:
$info[0] = "jollyhumper"
$info[1] = "beer alot"
$info[2] = "likes"
Hope this answers your question (this also uses the revert to default setting), just drop a blank file in with the name and it will mean no errors will come up.
Just one amendment to my original code needs doing, if you drop an
@ infront of the
file_exists so it reads
@file_exists, it basically surpresses any error messages created by the function. (I forgot to add this originally)
If you have any questions about what this is doing and how you can expand it, please ask
Hope this answers your question
Rob