[Basic] Move a content, from database, to a php file

Hi guys, i have a content in one of phpmyadmin field

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the content is like this, its have two lines :

usually its called from a php file, using a variable, like this

$xxx = explode("\r\n", $text);

PHP:

now i want to put the content, directly in the php file. This is working, to only put one line

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1");

PHP:

But how is the right way to write both line? please help guys, i already tried these but no one works

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1", "text2");

PHP:

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1, text2");

PHP:

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1");
$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text2");

PHP:

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1" AND "text2");

PHP:

$xxx = explode("\r\n", "text1" . "text2");

PHP:

 

If you're trying to write the data directly to a file with the line breaks included, don't explode it. Just use the $text variable and write it directly to the file.

 

Indeed, why are you trying to explode the text?

 

In your explode function, do not use double quotes (" "), but single quotes like I did. I don't know why, but double quotes doesn't work there in this case..... probably because of the character you're splitting by (\n)... I dunno

But is this what you're looking for?

<?php
$text = 'text1\ntext2';           //This is how the data looks when pulled from the database, right?
$xxx = explode('\n', $text);      //This splits the data by newline character (\n) and stores it in an array.

echo $xxx[0];                     //This would output "text1"
echo $xxx[1];                     //This would output "text2"
?>

PHP:

 

<?php
$text = 'text1\ntext2';
$xxx = explode('\n', $text);

echo $xxx[0];
echo $xxx[1];
?>

Is the best solution for your problem

 

Not sure if I understood your question, but here is my take:

// Take results from DB (text1, text2)
$xxx = explode("\r\n", $text);

// Add your injections
$xxx[] = 'text3';
$xxx[] = 'text4';
//....

PHP: