In $string replace any occurence of ç to c, search for offsets of francoise, and then add bold tags at the offsets (and end tags at offsets +strlen('francoise')) in the original string.
cpaul wrote:
hi
i've made a small php site that is searching against french documents stored in a mysql database.
when it comes to rendering search results, the client has asked if the words that were searched for can be highlighted.
"no problem!" i thought. just do a regexp replace and wrap a <b> tag around the matching terms. then i realised that the following would not produce a match:
$string = "Françoise"; echo preg_match("/francoise/i",$string);
so my question.... since mysql managed to produce a match here, is there perhaps a php regexp modifier that (maybe) knows how to make this match?
thanks
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