reading the correct line sequence from a txt file

while(($data = fgetcsv($listf,1024,"|"))!=FALSE)
{

$data = fgetcsv($listf, 1024);

programming wrote:[...]>
I'm not very familiar with fgetcsv() but you appear to be reading two
lines for each iteration. Which means that if the file has "n" lines,
you'll only end up with "n/2" iterations of the while loop.
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programming wrote:[...]>
I'm not very familiar with fgetcsv() but you appear to be reading two
lines for each iteration. Which means that if the file has "n" lines,
you'll only end up with "n/2" iterations of the while loop.
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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
Contact Me ~http://tobyinkster.co.uk/contact
Geek of ~ HTML/SQL/Perl/PHP/Python*/Apache/Linux
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* = I'm getting there!

Ok well your suggestion has sort of fixed the problem but know it is
like reading
every 3 of 4 lines, instead of 2 of 4 lines.
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<?php
$listf = fopen ("./member.txt", "r");
# read the file
$line = fgets($listf, 1024);

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while(($data = fgetcsv($listf,1024,"|"))!=FALSE)

Big problem now it appears that
it appears to be copying the 1st line
of the txt file to web page 3 times...
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$line = fgets($listf, 1024);

programming wrote:
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WTF is this line doing?
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Ok well your suggestion has sort of fixed the problem but know it is
like reading
every 3 of 4 lines, instead of 2 of 4 lines.
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<?php
$listf = fopen ("./member.txt", "r");
# read the file
$line = fgets($listf, 1024);
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while(($data = fgetcsv($listf,1024,"|"))!=FALSE)
{
$count++;
$duserid=trim($data[0]);
$dname=trim($data[1]);
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list ($duserid,$dname,$actions) = split("\|",$line);
$line = chop($line); //chops space out of program
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$actions= "<a href=\"./delete_member.php?
record_id=29\">Delete</a| <a href=\"./edit_member.php?
record_id=29\">Edit</a></td>";
//$data = fgetcsv($listf, 1024);
echo "<tr><td>$duserid</td><td>$dname</td><td>
$actions<td></tr>";
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}
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fclose($listf);
?>
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may be a do while loop might fix the problem....
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On Apr 10, 7:13 pm, Toby A Inkster <usenet200...@tobyinkster.co.uk>
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