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This may well be the sloppiest suggestion around but it does work and you can easilly use an include to keep the scripts looking tidy. I couldnt think of any other way around it so here is my idea (in hide codes as its long!) [hide=code] CODE <? //find string from big string then use search and replace to get rid of spaces in favour of underscores /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //you can delete this line and replace it with something like $string1 = $_POST['string']; or whatever it may //be called And all variable names can be changed just remember to change them all the way through! /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $string1 = $_GET['string']; //first bracket $bracket_1 = strpos($string1, "["); //second bracket $bracket_2 = $bracket_1 + 2; //find first closing bracket to identify the little string to replace spaces within. $c_bracket = strpos($string1, "]", $bracket_2); // get the number of characters between the brackets $chars = $c_bracket - $bracket_2; //now got the bracket's positions we can get this mini string between them $sub = substr($string1, $bracket_2, $chars); //now we can search and replace the spaces :) $no_spaces = str_replace(" ", "_", $sub); //final string with no spaces echo $no_spaces; //shadow-x :) Spread and use as needed! ?> [/hide] (hide codes added thanks to jlhaslip for lettng me know how!) Feedback is appreciated by everyone to help me improve! and as in the code if you do use it then its free and give to anyone you want, just dont say you wrote it! Which im sure you wouldnt anyway!
Well... you could do all that. Or:
CODE $string = preg_replace('#\[\[(.[^\]]*)\]\]#e', 'str_replace(" ","_","$1");', $string);
arent regular expressions just lovely ?
QUOTE Well... you could do all that. Or: $string = preg_replace('#\[\[(.[^\]]*)\]\]#e', 'str_replace(" ","_","$1");', $string); HAHA  me so stupid! Ive only used that function once and it confused me, there is my defence! either way they will both solve the problem except minew is excessively long  QUOTE(Tsunami @ Oct 15 2006, 09:18 PM)  arent regular expressions just lovely ? Well for me they are not that great because they cant handle nesting in HTML tags. Had they been able to do so they would have been wonderful and perfect.
A well-written regular expression can match almost anything you through at it, particularly if it follows a certain structure - ie. HTML. What's an example of what you're trying to match, electron?
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Ive got a problem with preg replace, this is the code: display.php CODE <table I make a signup page. I want that when someone signups and login for first time..then he is directed Sigh... preg_replace is getting very annoying for me. Could sombody tell me what I'm doing I must be a total noob, or just really tired...............-.- either way, I cannot understand what For example... a table have 2 columns, 100 rows for column i.e. no, name I want to get Hi, Does anyone know how i can do this, or scripts that will work on Trap17's servers and will I don't know anything about PHP, except that I use phpBB and have modified my forums template Looking for replace, character, specific, tag
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