Anthony J. Maske wrote:
Hey, Thanks for the quick response on Retrieving parameters...
This is another that has me stumped...
if (trim($Line) = '<body>') {
$InBody = true;
} elseif (trim($Line) = '</body>') {
$InBody = false;
}
$Line is a line from a html file, I'm trying to parse through it to ignore
everything but the <body> section. When I run the above I get the
following...
Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in
C:\wwwRoot\anthony.maske\cfr.php on line 43
If I do this...
$Tag = trim($Line);
if ($Tag = '<body>') {
This assigns '<body>' to $Tag - see below.
$InBody = true;
} elseif ($Tag = '</body>') {
$InBody = false;
}
Why won't the later work? What am I missing in the first snip...
Thanks again...!
Anthony
Another page for you to read:
http://ca3.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php
You're confusing assignment and comparison. = is for assignment, you
have to use == or === for comparison.
Lori
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