Opening multiple html files in PhantomJs via PHP throws syntax error -


i want php script call phantomjs command line, generate muliple pdf's out of many html files. have concatenated string paths html files, , next invoke exec command :

$myfile1 = dirname(__file__)."/testfile0.html"; $myfile2 = dirname(__file__)."/testfile1.html"; $myfile3 = dirname(__file__)."/testfile2.html";  $files = array($myfile1, $myfile2, $myfile3);  $command = 'phantomjs '.dirname(__file__).'/render.js '.implode('|', $files); exec($command, $phantomout);  echo print_r($phantomout);  

when i'm calling 'phantomjs render.js "file1.html|file2.html"' works fine. but, when trying php script i'm getting following error in apache error_log:

testfile1.html: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `<'   testfile1.html: line 1: `<!doctype html... 

the html files i'm using fine, i'm out of ideas on can cause this. output when running script in browser : array ( ) 1 instead of text i'm getting in command line.

below phantomjs rendering script :

var page = require('webpage').create(),     addresses = phantom.args[0],     outputpath = '/path_to_pdf/',     outputfilename,     filesarray, outputarray = [],     loadinprogress = false,     pageindex = 0,      interval;  page.viewportsize = { width: 600, height: 600};  if(addresses.indexof('|') !== -1){     filesarray = addresses.split('|'); } else{     filesarray = [addresses]; }  interval = setinterval(function() {     if (!loadinprogress && pageindex < filesarray.length) {         page.open(filesarray[pageindex]);     }     if (pageindex === filesarray.length) {         console.log('output: ', outputarray.join('|'));         phantom.exit();     } }, 250);  page.onloadstarted = function() {     loadinprogress = true; };  page.onloadfinished = function() {     loadinprogress = false;     outputfilename = 'print'+pageindex+'.pdf';     page.render(outputpath+outputfilename);     outputarray.push(outputfilename);     pageindex++; } 

have tried wrapping paths files after implode inside quotation ? looks invalid parameter me, although error strange.


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