Re: One additional thought

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to write files, you could use file_put_contents (if you're using php5)
which really simplifies the process.

you might want to check out file_get_contents, too, to streamline your
file reading process, so you don't have to loop the array.

to loop each directory, have a look at the readdir function.. throw in a
bit of recursion, and bob's your uncle. for real.

josh.

Ron Piggott wrote:
I have this PHP code below that loads a web page into the "$message"
variable

$lineArray = file($web_page);

// make an empty variable first
$message =  "";

// concat all array element
foreach($lineArray as $eachLine) {
$message .= $eachLine;
}


$additional_text = "blah blah blah";

$message = $additional_text . $message;

and then write that to a file.  I do not know the command to write it to a
file.  And I need to make this edit to each and every HTML file within my
site === I am not sure how to tell the computer to open up each file within
each directory.

Ron

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