Looking at the examples for chr(), I reckon sprintf is even better :-
$information = sprintf("%c?php",60);
Rob.
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Subject: Re: File writing
Atkinson, Robert wrote:
>
> Try splitting it into 2, so PHP doesn't spot the opening tag and try to
> translate it :-
>
> $information = "<" . "?php";
>
> Rob.
>
I yet thing that www.php.net/chr is a better solution !
Best Regards
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