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[morleymouse]

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hopefully someone here can help

I want to include some results in my pages using php include.

Firstly if I search for anything more than a 1 word query I get no results (TD know about this, a problem their end)

So I do my one word query and have my results url, php include it and I get this error:

Parse error: parse error in http://pf.tradedoubler.com/pf/pf?a=2...&firstResult=0 on line 1

but If I type that url in direct or use an iframe the results show, so why wont php display the results

has anyone managed to do this?

ta

[Rich]

Replace include with readfile and it should work.

include tries to process any PHP in the file, and there is an xml line at the start of the file that will be confusing the PHP interpreter.

readfile just downloads the file and outputs it as part of the page, not caring about what it contains.

Hope that helps.

[morleymouse]

your right! your a genious! it works, I thank you very much and am in your debt.

made it sound so simple too, but there only easy if you know the answers...

again, thanks

[Rich]

No problem.

[Keith]

when pulling in search results with prices im getting  before the prices as in £64.95 does anyone know how to get rid of this? its the same with include or readfile

[Aquanuke]

try this in your meta tags..

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 

If that dosent work then use a php replace, not the best way to do it but works. Depending on how your page is constucted ie somthing like..

$DataPrint[1] = str_replace("Â", "", $DataPrint[1]); 

[Keith]

thanks, ended up with

$GrabURL = "http://";
$GrabStart = "";
$GrabEnd = "";
$RetrieveFile = file_get_contents($GrabURL);
$GrabData = eregi("$GrabStart(.*)$GrabEnd", $RetrieveFile, $DataPrint);
$DataPrint[1] = str_replace("Â", "", $DataPrint[1]);
echo $DataPrint[1]; 

[morleymouse]

can we add epi to product search results?