How to Remove Duplicate New Lines in PHP
The str_replace function in PHP lets you remove any character from a Web page. The br tag denotes a new line in PHP and HTML pages. You can dynamically remove extra br tags at the end of a PHP-created website so that you do not have a very long footer below the page content.
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Instructions
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Right-click the PHP file you want to edit and select "Open With." Double-click your PHP editor to open it on the desktop.
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Scroll down the code until you reach the location where you want to type the str_replace function feature. You can use the function anywhere between "<?php" and "?>" tags, which denote the location of the PHP code.
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Type the following code to remove excess new-line breaks:
$newcode = str_replace('<br />', "", $php_text);
This code strips the "<br />" tags from the $php_text variable that contains your website's code.
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function n2br ($string) {. $jum = strlen($string);. for($i=0;$i 3)?"teks":$teks;. $skg = 0;. }. } return trim($new); }
