Bryan Murdock wrote:
> Michael Ryan Byrd wrote:
> > eregi_replace("[^a-z]*Booty[^a-z]*","_\\0_","your Booty String Here");
>
> I don't know how php does regexps really,
>
> s/([^a-zA-Z]*)Booty([^a-zA-Z]*)/\1NewBootyString\2/
PHP has a couple different ways of handling regexps. Bryan's
recommendation will run in preg_replace(), while Ryan's recommendation
will run in eregi_replace(). They're a little different. Here's how I
would implement Bryan's regexp in PHP:
$string = preg_replace( "/([^a-zA-Z]*)Booty([^a-zA-Z]*)/",
"_",
$string);
(or something like that) See the doc (of course) for more info on
preg_replace(): http://us2.php.net/preg_replace
--Dave
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