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Posted by Edward Vermillion on 11/13/31 11:21
Bruno B B Magalhães wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> well I don´t want to include and use those variables or set then. I
> want to read the file, parse the vars to a form, so the user can change
> the system configs using the web instead of FTP...
>
> I am thinking reading using a simple include, and then clean the file
> contents and write the strings..
>
> Best Regards,
> Bruno B B Magalhães
>
One simple way that I've done that in the past is to have a file, which
is a basic php file like:
<?php
$INFO['prefix_sectionInForm'] = 'whatever';
?>
Include that file then do
foreach( $INFO as $in_key => $in_val )
{
if( preg_match("/prefix_/", $in_key) )
{
$db_info[$in_key] = $in_val;
}
}
foreach( $db_info as $in_key => $in_val )
{
$text = ucfirst(substr( $in_key, however long the prefix is ));
$print "Some descroptor based on the prefix".$text
<input type='text' name='$in_key' value='in_val' />
}
Then just write it all back out on the form processor part, with some
security checking of course:
$file_string = "<?php\n";
$update is an array with the key values I want..
foreach( $update as $info_key )
{
foreach( $input as $in_key => $in_val )
{
if( $info_key == $in_key )
{
$new[$info_key] = $in_val;
}
}
}
foreach( $new as $k => $v )
{
$file_string .= "\$INFO["."'".$k."'"."]\t\t\t=\t\"".$v."\";\n";
}
$file_string .= "\n".'?'.'>';
Write $file_string back out to the config file.
Like I said, there's more to the script than this, error checks, seurity
checks and the like, but this is the 'meat' of it all.
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