fread, not reading all the contents

[MrJack]

I'm using fread to retrieve the contents of a .js file. If within the file
this string exists, '/g'. it strips this with a empty space and 'String'
with empty space. If '/g' dosen't exists, everything works fine.

heres the .js file

<script>
function trim(str){    

 // str. remove whitespaces from left. remove whitespaces from right    

 return str.replace(/^\s+/g, "").replace(/\s+$/g, ""); 
}
</script>

String.prototype.trim = trim;

The Apache and PHP i'm using comes from xampplite from apachefriends.org.
I didn't make any configuration changes.

<?
if ($handle = @fopen($file, 'rb')) 
	  { $filesize = filesize( $file );
	    if ($contents = fread($handle, $filesize)) 
			{
			  $contents = file_get_contents( $file );
			  if ( eregi( 'trim.js' , $file ) ) {
			    print "<br/><br/><h1>$contents</h1>";

		   }

     return $contents; fclose($handle); 
    } 
		else 
		{ 

   $GLOBALS['IG_ERROR_PHP'] = $php_errormsg;
   $GLOBALS['IG_ERROR_SPEC'] = "$file";

   IF ($return==TRUE)  
	  return 'ERR0104'; 
	 ELSE 
	  return FALSE; 
  }
   }
?>

Expected Result:
return the full contents

[sneakyimp]

you don't need [man]fopen[/man] and [man]fread[/man] if you are using [man]file_get_contents[/man].

rtfm!

[Weedpacket]

              if ( eregi( 'trim.js' , $file ) ) { 

This would only succeed if $file is a string that contains the characters "trim.js". Or "TRIM.JS" or "trim!js" or "tRiMaJs" or .....

Which probably has nothing to do with what you want.