I got a file called: test
In this file we got strings like:
I want to be able to edit the data: Cars while keeping the line breaks. If i edit array[1] it pushes them all together!.
So i want to change cars to like vans while keeping the file order in the end? I then get:
My code:
$linesvol = file_get_contents('/srv/test');
$playlists = explode("
", $linesvol);
$playlists[1] = "vans
";
file_put_contents('/srv/test', implode($playlists));
You can use file()
and preserve the line endings:
$playlists = file('/srv/test');
$playlists[1] = "vans
";
file_put_contents('/srv/test', implode($playlists));
Or implode on line endings:
$playlists = file('/srv/test', FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES);
$playlists[1] = "vans";
file_put_contents('/srv/test', implode("
", $playlists));
Note: If you are viewing this in some Windows applications you will not see newlines with , you need
. Obviously, if you are viewing in a browser then you need
nl2br()
.
You want to change the implode () to include line breaks.
Change from:
implode($playlists)
to:
implode("
", $playlists)