Posted by Julien Pl�e on 08/12/07 16:05

Le Sun, 05 Aug 2007 00:00:33 -0700, Kevin Raleigh a écrit :

Hi,

Don't you dare write few scripts like this! You'll go crazy after the
second one :o)

I guess I'm the glad one to teach you there is a way to bufferize
standard output and then assign it to a variable.
Go to php.net and search for the function ob_start(). Learn to use output
buffernig, I'm sure you'll be satisfied.


Julien

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