Remove header value from the response - php

Question

I have a laravel system and I am storing one of my response in a particular file like this :
$objFile = new Filesystem();
$path = "files/FileName.php";
$string = $this->getSlides();
if ($objFile->exists($path))
{
$objFile->put($path,"",$lock = false);
$objFile->put($path,$string,$lock = false);
$objFile->getRequire($path);
}
else
return getcwd() . "\n";
Now i get the contents using the following lines:
$objFile = new Filesystem();
$path = "files/FileName.php";
if ($objFile->exists($path))
{
return Response::json([$objFile->getRequire($path)],200);
}
else
return getcwd() . "\n";
Now what's happening is that when I store the file on the server it adds some header like :
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Cache-Control: no-cache
Content-Type: application/json
Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2016 05:38:08 GMT
followed by my stored file , so when I call the file on my frontend , I get the following error :
SyntaxError: Unexpected token H in JSON at position 0(…)
of course it expects from me a json value however i m giving it something that doesn't start like 1. Any idea how i can remove that on php level?

Answer 1

You are using wrong method for getting file content.
$objFile->getRequire($path) - it will execute following code chunk: return require $path;. You have to use $objFile->get($path) to get file's content.

Answer 2

Sorry I made a bit of blunder while retrieving the result:
In the getSlides method i was using :
return Response::json([
'Data' => $final_array
],200);
Now i replaced it with :
$final_array2 = array(
'Data' => $final_array
);
return json_encode($final_array2);
Sorry because i didn't put this code and hence no one could have got any idea