Hi all. I'm trying to do a little code snippets page for a site I am
working on. I figured it would be simple enough. I would do a
str_replace and replace the various html codes with the ascii
eqivulant. Unfortunately, it is not working as expected. Can anyone
help with this?
This is what I
Chris Ditty wrote:
Hi all. I'm trying to do a little code snippets page for a site I am
working on. I figured it would be simple enough. I would do a
str_replace and replace the various html codes with the ascii
eqivulant. Unfortunately, it is not working as expected. Can anyone
help with
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 01:02:12 -0500, Chris Ditty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. I'm trying to do a little code snippets page for a site I am
working on. I figured it would be simple enough. I would do a
str_replace and replace the various html codes with the ascii
eqivulant.
On Oct 20, 2004, at 1:02 AM, Chris Ditty wrote:
Hi all. I'm trying to do a little code snippets page for a site I am
working on. I figured it would be simple enough. I would do a
str_replace and replace the various html codes with the ascii
eqivulant. Unfortunately, it is not working as
Thanks all for the tips. Was able to get it working like I wanted.
Chris
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Hi all,
I have found a problem using the str_replace() function in PHP5. Over this
past weekend we switched our production server to php5.0.0 running on
apache 1.3.31 on SUSE9.1. Our development environment is identical. I have
an application that runs a series of str_replace calls to drop in
is it possbile $this-year isnt what you expect?
Jason
Jon Bertsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have found a problem using the str_replace() function in PHP5. Over this
past weekend we switched our production server to php5.0.0 running on
apache 1.3.31 on SUSE9.1. Our
Jason wrote:
is it possbile $this-year isnt what you expect?
If I hard code the value it makes no difference and it works fine
in php4.3.x and in dev just not on php5 with some load on the server. It
was tested on the same server before moving to live production and it
worked then as well.
Yup, i understand not in php 5, there was some large OO changes in php
5, which is why i asked about $this-year. Ive been using php 5 for the
last year, and havent had a problem with str_replace, and have used it a
fair amount for loading email templates.
So when you look at the source, the
Jason,
This code is not using any OO the variable is $this_year not $this-year.
Running it under php5 on my dev box the string replace function works and
replaces the text as expected.
Jon Bertsch
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My mistake on $this_year.
Jon Bertsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jason,
This code is not using any OO the variable is $this_year not $this-year.
Running it under php5 on my dev box the string replace function works and
replaces the text as expected.
Jon Bertsch
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* Thus wrote Jon Bertsch:
...
$html_output_1 .= $html_string[0];
$output = str_replace(@@FISCAL_YEAR@@, $this_year, $html_output_1 );
(I call it three times to do the replacements in the string).
...
On our development box this little application runs fine. In production
where
Jason,
Thanks for looking.
Very perplexing (to me at least).
Jon Bertsch
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On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 08:14:55 -0700, Jon Bertsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have found a problem using the str_replace() function in PHP5. Over this
past weekend we switched our production server to php5.0.0 running on
apache 1.3.31 on SUSE9.1. Our development environment is
Probleema sekojosha:
Shiim koda rindinjaam buutu jaanolasa IP adrese no temp.txt faila,
tad ieksh log.txt faila jaasameklee identiska IP adrese (taada pati kaa
temp.txt failaa)
un jaaizdzçð taa no log.txt faila.
Itkaa jau vienkaarshi, BET tas skripts nedarbojas :(
The problem is that str_replace
On Wednesday 17 March 2004 20:16, Labunski wrote:
The problem is that str_replace isn't working preperly:
So *how* does it not work properly?
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I am performing a str_replace() on a large string, and everything works
fine, except that two of the elements I'm searching for (and replacing)
have the same first letters. To keep it the issue clear, here's a
simple example of what I'm talking about:
Blue
Blueberry
Now, if I use:
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From: Ren Fournier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 1:52 PM
Subject: [PHP] str_replace() problem
I am performing a str_replace() on a large string, and everything works
fine, except that two of the elements I'm searching
You could replace the longer one, Blueberry, first. Then, the only
remaining occurrences of Blue will be ones that you really want.
Kirk
I am performing a str_replace() on a large string, and
everything works
fine, except that two of the elements I'm searching for (and
replacing)
have
Just change the order and do the search and replace on Blueberry before doing it
on Blue.
Ei:
str_replace(Blueberry,Strawberry,$paragraph);
str_replace(Blue,Red,$paragraph);
or:
str_replace(array(Blueberry, Blue), array(Strawberry, Red), $paragraph);
hi,
got a weird problem... what i am trying is this:
$str = str_replace(é, e, $str);
in a string containing a 'é' for sure...
but it doesn't replace it..
when i try this:
echo str_replace(é, e, dfsdfsdfé);
it works !?
any suggestions?
Tomy Wagner
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