include() adds a CRLF

[Anon]

I'm trying to port some exsiting templates to PHP and need to do includes inside of JavaScript document.write('Use PHP to include stuff here'). The include is adding a trailing CRLF which then breaks the JavaScript code.

What I need is:

START<?include('/foo/bar/file.html');?>END

To produce:

START[[String in file]]END

But I'm getting

START[[String in file]]
END

I've tried to use require() but it will also add an extra CRLF after including the file. Any ideas???

-Kevin

[Anon]

What does the included file look like?

[Anon]

Example File Contains:

<td><A HREF="nav.html?FORMID=296&Template=PP/reqTemplateSearch.html" target="
top"><img src="/KEVINTEST/Headers/Images/reqFormTemplates3.gif" border=0 alt="">
</a></td> <td><A href="nav.html?FORMID=<?echo $Label['JOB_ENTRY_FORM_ID'];?>&St
ype=<?echo $Label['STYPE'];?>" TARGET="top"><img src="/KEVINTEST/Headers/Images
/reqBlankForm3.gif" border=0 alt=""></a></td>

NOTE: There is no leading or trailing white space. Sometimes I need to do recursive includes instead of just echoing variables.