I'm not sure where you are heading with this, but here goes, if you want
to keep lots of data in mysql (PHP should not truncate your data) just
use a LONG TEXT or TEXT...
If im not mistaken, TEXT take 2^16 characters, so approximately 4
million characters while LONG TEXTS can take several gigabytes. Don't
take this for granted, it depends on your database server version and i
also may be wrong at the base...
About your code... why not just do: $message = file_get_contents($file);
Put all the file content in $message, further more, this method doesn't
strip your \n\r, the method you had stripped your line feeds.
?? :P
Ron Piggott wrote:
This is a sample of code which takes the $web_page and puts it into
$message
The problem I have is that I have lines in my $web_page files which are
longer (have more characters) than $message is able to handle and chunks
of web page text are simply truncated after the character limit has been
reached. Is there a way to deal with this and allow $message (for
example) to hold 500 or 1,000 characters --- twice of whatever the
default setting is?
Ron
$lineArray = file($web_page);
// make an empty variable first
$message = "";
// concat all array element
foreach($lineArray as $eachLine) {
$message .= $eachLine;
}
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