Parse file opened with fopen?

elklabone

Hello,

I have a page that get's hit a lot from search engines for a one my targeted keywords.

Unfortunately, this keyword gets frequently misspelled.

I'd like to open up my home page in another file, search and replace the normal spelling with the common misspelling, and then have the entire page displayed... now identical to the first file, but with the keyword spelled differently.

Here's what I've got:

<?
$file = "filename.php";
$link = fopen($file, "r");
$contents = fread($link, filesize($file));
fclose($link);
// search and replace would go here...
echo $contents;
?>

This works, but all of my php code in this page is being displyed as plain text... it's not getting "parsed".

Anyway around this? Thanks in Advance.

Confused in Kansas,

Mark

tekky

Dear Konfused in Kansas,

You may want to consider reading up on the eval() function, otherwise your PHP may never learn to understand the way you think...

Let us know how things work out

elklabone

Hmmm... eval doesn't seem to output anything without a skilled programmer at it's helm (which I am not.. still learning).

This file has combinations of PHP and HTML, and that also seems to take some work to massage all of that through eval. Is there an easier way to do what I want to do?

Or would some codegod like to show me how to make this work? Please remember, I just want to include a file, but I want to search and replace one word throughout the file. Thanks in advance.

--Mark

HalfaBee

Do you need to do this on the fly or is just for a few misspelt words.
If that is the case I would just have a few files with the different spelling mistakes and include the correct file.

HalfaBee