I am working on a script that returns the literal value of the $title variable that is at the top of a php
file. At the end of the script, I use rtrim()
to get rid of the quote and semicolon at the end of the string however, they will not trim. The top of my php
file looks like this:
<php
$title="Test Title";
$description="Test Description";
?>
When I echo the string, I get:
Test Title;"
Here is my code. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? I'd even welcome any suggestions for improving this:
<?php
//returns the value of the $title variable from the top of a php file.
$file = fopen("test.php", "r") or die("Unable to open file!");
$count = 0;
while ($count < 10) { //only check the first 10 lines
$line = fgets($file);
$isTitle = strpos($line, "itle="); //check if $title is part of the string
if ($isTitle !== false) {
$fullTitle = explode("=\"", $line); //explode it into two on =" which also trims the first quote
$untrimmedTitle = $fullTitle[1]; //save the second part of the array as a string since rtrim needs a string
$title = rtrim($untrimmedTitle, "\";"); //trim the quote and semi-colon from the string
$count = 10; //push the count up to 10 so it ends the loop
}
$count++;
}
echo $title; //show the title
fclose($file);
?>
Change $title = rtrim($untrimmedTitle, "\";");
to $title = rtrim(trim($untrimmedTitle), "\";");
. It will be fine.
At the end of $untrimmedTitle there is a break like \n
.