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Yes. Why don't you just try it?

You have misplaced quotes all over the place. $text = "this is just a bunch of random text"; $stext = substr($text, 0, 10); echo $stext;

Most php communities would expect you to at least be a regular member before you could publish these types of things. I know sitepoint.com has blogs, hell, so do we. But yeah, these types of things are normally reserved for members with a decent profile within the community. Just host your own blog or signup to something like wordpress.com.

Use basename instead.

You might want to elaborate, as I for one have no idea what your talking about.

Awesome!

Depending on what your doing you could also look into traits which are available in 5.4. http://php.net/traits

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Do you really expect people to sift through 800+ lines of code looking for what might be relevant the vague description of your problem? Really?

Given the string: $s = "This is a an appointment reminder for {patient_name}. You have an appointment on {date} with {customer_name}."; You could use a simple str_replace. echo str_replace(array('{patient_name}','{date}','{customer_name}'), array($patient_name, $date, $customer_name), $s);

Either you haven't provided enough information for anyone to be able to help, no one has enough knowledge with simpleTest or your desperation is turning people off wanting to assist you. Either way, constantly bumping your thread will get you nowhere.

You should only have one ServerName directive er vhost. Use: ServerName weblyize.com ServerAlias www.weblyize.com

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This would be much easier to do if you simply get the data out as normal then use json_encode. this way you'll also be able to reuse your queries.

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Take a look at strtotime and date. echo date("d M, Y h:i:s", strtotime('2011-11-16T06:05:15Z'));

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You need to include the jQuery library before you can use functionality it provides.

Iv'e not used simpletest, but I would assume that get() expects a url.

You shouldn't be using onClick events in your markup if your using jQuery in the first place but anyway. Post some relevant code, we can't help you much without it.

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You can use apache's mod_rewrite to rewrite url to look however you like.

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