Is this possible in HTML?

[potato]

And just remember, HTML isn't good for anything but making things pretty. It's not a programming language.

[adosorken]

And just remember, HTML isn't good for anything but making things pretty. It's not a programming language.

:roll:
Then why don't they call it "HTMS"?

[Plasma]

Because the "L" in HTML stands for "language", not "programming language."

[oracle]

@zap: I already do that . But *some* browsers...

Neo: LOL

Haven't you heard of the trim() function??? Or the str_replace() function?

[syntax="php"]function readLine ($fhandle, $maxchars)
{
$buffer = fgets($fhandle, $maxchars);
return trim(str_replace(array("\r", "\n", "\0"), '', $buffer));
}[/syntax]

[TheBigBasicQ]

neo, next time have a look at the string functions on php.net. Its a very good resource for finding new commands . BTW trim is very universal, two variants of it exist in qb too =P(LTRIM$, RTRIM$) .

[Neo]

Oh sorry :oops: When I wrote that code I didn't have internet I had to do with the things that were in my stupid manual

[TheBigBasicQ]

Oh sorry :oops: When I wrote that code I didn't have internet I had to do with the things that were in my stupid manual

which manual were you using?

[Neo]

PHP4 without stress:

[TheBigBasicQ]

and it didnt have any function reference? :o

[Neo]

Yeah... but no trim() or str_replace()