hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
6  2021 
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
ZeldorBlat wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
>hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
diff is not possible, because the server do not not allow to execute
unix commands.
any further suggestions?
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
ZeldorBlat wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
diff is not possible, because the server do not not allow to execute
unix commands.
any further suggestions?
See http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Diff. A pure PHP solution.
Chung Leong wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
>ZeldorBlat wrote:
>>Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
diff is not possible, because the server do not not allow to execute
unix commands.
any further suggestions?
See http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Diff. A pure PHP solution.
but i can't install any package on the server.
furthermore i wan't not look for the differences between two files,
rather the updated text in an htm file
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
Chung Leong wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
ZeldorBlat wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
hi ng,
there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
every day, the file will be updated and extended.
i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, thenew
text between the old and the updated file.
a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
extendend.
any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
diff is not possible, because the server do not not allow to execute
unix commands.
any further suggestions?
See http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Diff. A pure PHP solution.
but i can't install any package on the server.
furthermore i wan't not look for the differences between two files,
rather the updated text in an htm file
Just grab the PHP classes from the package. Don't tell me you can't
upload PHP files to the server either.
Chung Leong wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
>Chung Leong wrote:
>>Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
ZeldorBlat wrote:
Stefan Schwärzler wrote:
>hi ng,
>there is an html-file on a webserver, i.e. web34.htm
>every day, the file will be updated and extended.
>i'm looking for php-code, that show me the difference or better, the new
>text between the old and the updated file.
>a line to line comparision is not possible, because the file will bei
>extenden d.
>any suggestions?
You're probably much better off using the "diff" program rather than
looking for PHP code to do it. If you really need to do something else
with it in PHP you could always call diff using exec() or passthru()
>
diff is not possible, because the server do not not allow to execute
unix commands.
any further suggestions?
See http://pear.php.net/package/Text_Diff. A pure PHP solution.
but i can't install any package on the server.
furthermore i wan't not look for the differences between two files,
rather the updated text in an htm file
Just grab the PHP classes from the package. Don't tell me you can't
upload PHP files to the server either.
it work's, but it shows only the diff's in the same line.
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