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Hi,
I'd like to create a script that displays a set of 2 unique links (with a description), for each day of the month.
Where the script pulls these links & descriptions from a .txt file (so I can easily update these links on a regular basis without editing the index.php file each time).
So, if one month has only 30 days, it would only display the first 60 links. If the next month has 31 days, it would display the first 62 links, and so on.
I'd like to keep security and performance in mind too.
Thanks!
I'd like to create a script that displays a set of 2 unique links (with a description), for each day of the month.
Where the script pulls these links & descriptions from a .txt file (so I can easily update these links on a regular basis without editing the index.php file each time).
So, if one month has only 30 days, it would only display the first 60 links. If the next month has 31 days, it would display the first 62 links, and so on.
I'd like to keep security and performance in mind too.
Thanks!
ASKER
Hi Joe,
Sorry about the delayed response. I apologize.
I've been trying to get this script to work, but it keeps giving me a parse error on line 11.
Any ideas?
Thanks again!
Sorry about the delayed response. I apologize.
I've been trying to get this script to work, but it keeps giving me a parse error on line 11.
Any ideas?
Thanks again!
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Thanks! I added some extra points.
Glad it worked =)
Thanks for the extra points!
Thanks for the extra points!
1. Check Current Date (Day of Month)
2. Multiple by 2
3. Use that # line and the next line in the the text file
Try something like:
<?php
// Get Current Day
$day = date('j');
$day *= 2;
// Open textfile
$fh = fopen('filename.txt', 'rb');
// Get to the correct line in file:
for ($i = 0; $i < $day ** !feof($fh); $i++)
fgets($fh);
// Read the next two lines and print them
if (!feof($fh))
{
print fgets($fh);
print '<br>';
print fgets($fh);
}
else
print 'Error, two few lines in file or error in code';
// Close the file
fclose($fh);
?>
Try that out. I did not test the code but I expect it should work alright. You can test it out more specifically if you give a number for each line in the textfile so if it works you see which lines are printing:
1. Line One blah blha
2. Line Two blahlahdlak
Joe P