a1a;20342;anna ardts
h3da;15006;kim van arendonk

Then the results of the first line must be:

code:

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$class=a1a
$nr=15006
$name=anna ardts

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From the second line the results must be:

code:

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$class=h3da
$nr=20342
$name=kim van arendonk

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Anyone any idea?

well if you are trying to read only one line, easiest is to use split.
it's kix2001 function, so if you need it in 3.63 you will need some scripting. it means use of instr() and substr() functions.

code:

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$line="a1a;20342;anna ardts"
$class=substr($line,1,instr($line,";")-1)
$rest=substr($line,instr($line,";")+1,len($line))
$nr=substr($rest,1,instr($rest,";")-1)
$name=substr($rest,instr($rest,";")+1,len($rest))
? $class
? $nr
? $name

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HTH

If you're using Kix2001 this should work:

code:

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$line="a1a;20342;anna ardts"
$array=SPLIT ("$line",";")
$class=$array[0]
$nr=$array[1]
$name=$array[2]
? $class ? $nr ? $name

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notice that I haven't used the number of array fields. I think it doesn't work correctly. (see the beta board for more info)