On 4/9/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 9 Apr 2007, The Editor wrote:
>
> > The following is causing me huge problems. Been working on it for
> > hours--and seem to have finally narrowed it down to here...
> >
> > if (strpos($newpage[text], "(:$ff: ") == true) $newpage['text'] =
> > preg_replace(
> > '/\\(:'.$ff.': (.*?):\\)/s', "(:$ff: $v:)", $newpage['text'],
> > 1);
> >
> > It's part of a routine that checks to tell if a certain (hidden) text
> > variable exists and if it does, it replaces the current value with the
> > new value ($v).
> >
> > All works fine generally--except when $v has a $ in it it thinks its a
> > variable that doesn't exist. So $12.50 gets changed to .50. And that
> > throws me off.
>
> Not sure if it'll help, but try
>
> if (strpos($newpage[text], "(:$ff: ") == true)
> $newpage['text'] =
> preg_replace('/\\(:'.$ff.': (.*?):\\)/s', "(:$ff: ".$v.":)",
> $newpage['text'], 1);
>
> /C
Thanks Christian, I did try that early on, with no luck--in fact that
was my initial code. Can't really understand why it is doing what it
is...
I ended up doing a temporary string replacement of $ to -$- and then
string replace it back, but there ought to be a 'right' way to do
this... Thanks again!
Cheers.
Dan
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