[Kapuzzino]

For example:

PHP Code:

n: close
Content-Type: text/html

The string what I need
<!-- Hosting24 Analytics Code 


And I want to get only the string what I need

[fysiks]

Well, how do you know which line is the line you need? Does that line always end with a new line character?

[Kapuzzino]

@fysiks I did this:

PHP Code:

new arg1[128];
new arg2[128];
new arg3[128];
new arg4[128];
new arg5[128];
new arg6[128];
new arg7[128];
new arg8[128];
new arg9[128];
       
split(g_Data,arg1,127,arg2,127,"^n");
split(arg2,arg3,127,arg4,127,"^n");
split(arg4,arg5,127,arg6,127,"^n");
split(arg6,arg7,127,arg8,127,"^n");
       
server_print("%s", arg7); 


but I'm not sure it right, tho working.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by fysiks Well, how do you know which line is the line you need?

[Kapuzzino]

tested.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Kapuzzino tested.

That doesn't answer the question. If you are sure that your supposed solution will ALWAYS work, then you are implying that your text of interest will ALWAYS be on the same line. This is generally a bad unless you have control over every singe line that is returned by the webpage.

Anyways, a quicker way to do this would be to loop through and count the \n characters. When you get to the one before your text, start recording the characters into a string until you reach the next \n.

The next thing that should be asked is, why do you have a bunch of irrelevant HTML stuff there? Are you refusing to do what I've suggested in your other thread?

EDIT: It's becoming frustrating by you making so many thread all in the same context.

[Kapuzzino]

this HTML staffs cause I'm using free-webhosting, I can't avoid them, but they're definitily in static, so I can do like I did.

@fysiks

I'm not sure what thread you mean.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Kapuzzino this HTML staffs cause I'm using free-webhosting, I can't avoid them, but they're definitily in static, so I can do like I did.

What? None of that statement makes sense.

[Kapuzzino]

php code:

PHP Code:

$fgc = file_get_contents("http://www.fcdynamo.kiev.ua");

// echo $fgc;

preg_match_all("/id=\"tab3-1\".*active.*<td>(\d)<\/td>.*(Динамо).*<\/td>/Uis",$fgc,$matches);

/*echo '<pre>';
print_r($matches);
echo '</pre>';*/

echo "Dinamo Kiev is on the ".$matches[1][0]."-nd place in Premier League"; 


and a module.