09092006 0651 GMT-6
About a year ago I was wanting to search my documents in a folder and 1.
find, 2.cut and 3. paste certain sections into another folder - all
automatically. I never really did figure it out and as it was really
only for fun, I dropped it.
Well, at Wednesdays meeting a questio
On Sat, 2006-09-09 at 08:54 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
> Here is what I need to do:
> 1. open a text file in a folder,
> 2. scan the file for a predetermined word that marks the beginning of an
> area,
> 3. scan the file for a predetermined word that marks the end of an
> area,
> 4. copy the text be
09092006 1312 GMT-6
That is what Im talking about, except for one thing.
There are usually more than one section to copy. So, when I used
strpos() to find the first section to be copied, I might still have two
to 15 other sections to find.
wade
>
> I am not sure I am completely understanding
On Sat, 2006-09-09 at 13:14 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
> 09092006 1312 GMT-6
>
> That is what Im talking about, except for one thing.
> There are usually more than one section to copy. So, when I used
> strpos() to find the first section to be copied, I might still have two
> to 15 other sections t
--- Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That is what Im talking about, except for one thing.
> There are usually more than one section to copy. So, when I used
> strpos() to find the first section to be copied, I might still have two
> to 15 other sections to find.
>
> wade
Regular express
Hi,
I have a home grown message board using a mysql db.
As the forum displays, it generates a link for anyone to reply to each message:
Reply to this
message
It calls itself with the opt=reply and msg_id is the timestamp of the original
message.
The snag is when search engines visit, they get l
--- Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a home grown message board using a mysql db.
> As the forum displays, it generates a link for anyone to reply to each
> message:
>
> Reply to this
> message
>
> It calls itself with the opt=reply and msg_id is the timestamp of the
> original mess
- Original Message -
From: James Keeline
The & is used when you want to have the ampersand character be part of the
content passed along to the variable. If you have two variables (opt and
msg_id) then the & character (not &) should be used in your link.
Some browsers will try to "correc
I came across a site where they have PHP-Nuke Meet Up groups. Has
anyone used this before?
http://www.meetup.com/r/inbound/0/0/shareimg/http://phpnuke.meetup.com/20/?a=shareimg";>http://img.meetup.com/img/logo/small/p/phpnuke.png";>
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