fgets() picking up carriage return

[Volitics]

The snippet below gets the first line from a file, PictureOne.jpg. But what it does is also picks up the carriage return. The <img src=".... line in the browser source code outputs uneven. Does anybody know how I can extract the first line of the file without picking up the carriage return?

This snippet gets the first line from the text file on the server.
$Picture = fgets($TheFile, 250);

The source code in the browser looks like this:
<img src="./thumbnails/PictureOne.jpg
" width="0" height="0">

but needs to look like this:
<img src="./thumbnails/PictureOne.jpg" width="0" height="0">

Thanks.

[LordShryku]

You could just [man]str_replace[/man] them. There's also a couple suggestions on how to do this on the [man]fgets[/man] manual page.

[Volitics]

LordShryku;

Thanks for responding.

I saw that function at the fgets() description earlier in the PHP Manual. I was hoping that there would be an easier way of doing it without having to go through all of that.

Maybe there's not though.

With the line broken like that I think that it will still output the image ok. It just kind of bugs me looking at sloppy source code. It looks kind of unprofessional. What the heck. Nobody looks at the source code anyway.

Thanks again.

[LordShryku]

Well, like I said, you can strip them out with str_replace. That would probably be easier.

[Volitics]

LordShryku;

I just tried str_replace. It works great!! The source code is perfectly straight.

I've been wrestling with this script since about 9:00 this morning. At this point I'm about mind numb.

Thanks again for the help. I really appreciate it a lot.

Volitics