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PHP Experts... help me
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I was wondering how to make it work. Thanks for help :winkwink: |
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1. do you have a user defined function called file_get_contents_curl ? Because as far as I know PHP does not. It has file_get_contents() or you can use a curl routine for the same thing. 2. If in the example you gave you mean file_get_contents then that code should end up with all the contents of the example.com page stored in a var called $html. 3. echo "url"; should probably be echo $url; once you have something in the var called $url. So, if you could be clearer about what you want to do, I might be able to answer. Hope that helps. . |
try some othe forum as well
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Very similar to what you're asking
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8...e-get-contents |
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If what you are tring to do is display the html from example.com then once you have the file_get_contents_curl() changed to file_get_contents() then you would just echo $html. So something like: $html = file_get_contentsl("http://example.com/"); echo $html; . |
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