Hi Wretha,
Here's some ideas:
#*&%$£! to, the, it, and, or, with, too, also, a, if,
Wretha";
// all lowercase
$filename=strtolower($title);
// uncomment next 2 lines to see what it does
// $remove = array('to','the','it','and','or','with','too','also','an','if');
// $filename=str_replace($remo
hi all
I have had a search through google and the usual php sites and forums
over the last few days. I am looking for info to make a script that will
display a different logo on a pre-determined date and time, ie.
christmas, easter and new year etc.
so far all i have managed to find is that it is
--- Mark Mckee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all
>
> I have had a search through google and the usual php
> sites and forums
> over the last few days. I am looking for info to
> make a script that will
> display a different logo on a pre-determined date
> and time, ie.
> christmas, easter and
> HTH,
> -Nick
thank you Nick. i had a feeling it would be a switch statement, but was
unsure how.
Thanks again
Mark..
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Hi Mark,
You could do something like this:
'',
"25dec" => '',
);
$today = strtolower(date('dM'));
foreach ($event as $daycode => $image) {
if ($today == $daycode) {
echo "$image";
}
}
?>
You'll have to modify it slightly, if you want a default image.
Bob E.
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Hello Bob, again I say, thanks so much, I was able to incorporate
(with a few tweaks) your code into my code, the lines to remove the
extra words, I had to add _ before and after each word otherwise it
removed all instances of those letters, even if they were part of
another word, ("toward" bec
> the only character I can't put into the line to be removed or replaced is
> ' it makes an error
either write "'"
or escape it with a backslash: '\''
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Hello Patrick, thanks for your reply, but neither of those worked, I
don't know exactly why, I suspect it has something to do with the
character ' being part of the instructions, the code doesn't see it as
something to BE ACTED on, just part of the instructions.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
--- Patrick Bierans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > the only character I can't put into the line to be removed or replaced is
> > ' it makes an error
>
> either write "'"
> or escape it with a backslash: '\''
I don't think the second example will work. Single quotes are strong quotes.
As su
I don't understand, I am trying to remove apostrophies in the text:
'
how can I add that to the items to be removed without causing an
error?
Thanks!
Wretha
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> --- Patrick Bierans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> "
I know that there is a four character minimum on full-text searches in
MySQL. From the MySQL Documentation: "Any word that is too short is
ignored. The default minimum length of words that are found by
full-text searches is four characters."
Could you use:
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE column1 LIK
--- "W. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't understand, I am trying to remove apostrophies in the text:
>
> '
>
> how can I add that to the items to be removed without causing an
> error?
>
> Thanks!
> Wretha
You will have to be more specific about what error you are obtaining. Howev
--- In php-list@yahoogroups.com, "bab8680" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I know that there is a four character minimum on full-text searches in
> MySQL. From the MySQL Documentation: "Any word that is too short is
> ignored. The default minimum length of words that are found by
> full-text searche
> --- Bob Sawyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Let's try this again... there must be some solution available. Any
> > assistance will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > ID COLUMN1 COLUMN2
> > -- --- ---
> > 1 11,3
> > 2 1,2 4
> > 3 2,3 1,4
> >
> > COLUMN1 and
I would suggest a reorganization of your database tables. The best way I
know of to structure your items/subcategories/categories is to create 4
tables instead of 3.
Your tables for 'categories' and 'subcategories' tables could stay the
same. However you'd need to remove the CAT and SUB columns
Hi Wetha,
Instead of quoting the chars you don't want, it's easier and safer to quote the
ones you will allow.
No chance of missing any out then :-)
But, if you're going to use an array, you made a mistake in your quotes in the
array.
As Patrick and James said, "'" (double single double) quotes
Hello Bob,
I actually use Dreamweaver to do most of my editing, it is color
coded and that helps quite a lot, though I do quick & dirty editing
in Notepad too. I figured out why this particular apostrophe kept
appearing even though I had it listed to be removed, it was actually
a different sym
Hi Wretha,
This maybe a more elegant solution:
#*&%$£! to the Say's it and or with Hello too also a if to";
echo $title."";
$filename = strtolower($title);
$filename = preg_replace("/[^a-z ]/", "", $filename);
$remove = array('to','the','it','and','or','with','too','also','a','if');
$filename =
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