Again, I've made a simple code, but for some strange reason, it doesn't work...

Here it is:

PHP Code:

$FindTitles = file_get_contents("info.php");
$FoundTitles = explode('h1>',$FindTitles);
echo "<p>$FoundTitles[1];</p>"; 


Line 1: Opens the flat file info.php into $FindTitles
Line 2: Explodes $FindTitles into the parts by any h1>, could be <h1> or </h1>, I just need what's between <h1> and </h1>.
Line 3: Since $FoundTitles is an array, we echo the first one (well really the second one), which would be, say, "Info 1 Title". Then if you change it to 2 between the [ ], you get a blank screen (as well as 3, 4, 5...)...

Why? Why doesn't it work?

What I pretty much need is the script to go in and echo everything between any h1>.

Here's my flat file:

<div class='contentboxtitle' id='Title'><h1>Info 1 Title</h1></div><div class='contentbox'>CONTENT CONTENT CONTENT</div>|

<div class='contentboxtitle' id='Title'><h1>Info 2 Title</h1></div><div class='contentbox'>CONTENT CONTENT CONTENT</div>|

<div class='contentboxtitle' id='Title'><h1>Info 3 Title</h1></div><div class='contentbox'>CONTENT CONTENT CONTENT</div>|

So I'd need the script to echo "Info 1 TitleInfo 2 TitleInfo3 Title". I don't care about spacing, I can figure that out.

But I can't get it... I have no idea, it's bothering me I'm stumped on a 3 line catastrophe...

PHP Code:

$file = file_get_contents("info.php");
$FoundTitles = array();
 
foreach ($file AS $line)
{
  if (preg_replace('~<h1>(.*)</h1>~i', $line, $match)) $FoundTitles[] = $match[1];
}
 
echo "<p>{$FoundTitles[1]};</p>"; // Would echo <p>Info 2 Title;</p> 


Thank you, that's farther than I've gotten, but I get this Error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()

I don't know, it doesn't like the line with foreach in it.

Oops! I was not thinking about file_get_contents() because that returns the file contents as a string. Try using file() instead with the example above.

That gets rid of the error, but it still doesn't echo the title, sorry .

IDK man, I've never worked with this kind of thing before. It's complicated :s

I can't think straight tonight - preg_replace should be preg_match

Yes!! Thank you! I have a question, not a bug report ();

How can I get it to echo all of them, not just the first, the second...

I can get it to display:
Array ( [0] => Motorstorm 1 & Pacific Rift [1] => Extra Review [2] => Title [3] => Extra Review 2 [4] => Title [5] => Extra Review 2 [6] => Title )

But not just them by themselves.

PHP Code:

foreach ($FoundTitles AS $value) echo "<p>$value;</p>"; 


Your coding abilities are godly.