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yeah sorry..dunno why I said x; meant e.

why not just strtolower it in the first place, before the preg_replace? But anyways, if you insist, you need to use the x modifier and wrap the strtolower in quotes.

maybe try trimming it before the regex? Also, all your posts have shown it in capital letters. Is it supposed to be a case-sensitive match? If not, then you need to use the 'i' modifier

I notice you're still calling Avant a browser

-Post the code in which you tried the pattern in -Post example content you're trying to match -Post what the actual error is For real, it continues to boggle my mind how many people lack the basic common sense to post more than "it doesn't work"

okay for real, 150 columns in a table...something is very wrong with that picture.

I think the better thing for you to do would probably be to look into breaking that 50 column table down into several tables...

ah good call

$string = array_filter(preg_split('~([a-z](?:[0-9]+)?)~i',$string,-1,PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE));

<?php $img = ($totalRows_rst == 0)? "<img src='../images/view.png' title='VIEW INVOICE' width='32' height='32' />" : "<a href='qry_open_detail.php?recordID={$row_rstcue['inv_num']}'><img src='../images/view.png' title='VIEW INVOICE' width='32' height='32' /></a>"; echo $img; ?> oops. Still needed the echo, just needed to move it.

eval

<?php $img = ($totalRows_rst == 0)? "<img src='../images/view.png' title='VIEW INVOICE' width='32' height='32' />" : "<a href='qry_open_detail.php?recordID={$row_rstcue['inv_num']}'><img src='../images/view.png' title='VIEW INVOICE' width='32' height='32' /></a>";?>

you'd probably have better luck asking on the SMF boards...

$resultset = 0; // assumed value from db query $img = ($resultset == 0)? "<img src='..' ... />" : "<a href='..'><img src='..' ... /></a>";

it doesn't. Either your register_globals are on, or else you are assigning something to it somewhere before hand.

Exactly. In short, doing something like that is only preaching to the choir.

I feel like people are comparing apples (text editors) to oranges (frameworks) to bananas (CMSs) ...

Should be like this... if (empty($_POST['verify'])) { header('Location:createid.php?verinone=f'); exit(); }else

I don't think wayne was attacking you specifically, but the notion of not putting a link at the bottom of a page, in general. Having a "powered by/made by/etc.." link at the bottom is actually pretty common for most small/medium sized sites. The only people who don't really do that is bigger companies, and they don't do that because they pay a lot of extra money to not have stuff like that. Which usually involves having everything custom made from scratch in the first place, because a lot of 3rd party stuff requires you to have a link, as part of the ToS/license.

so what about 3rd party scripts that are more often than not used? Shopping carts, content management systems, frameworks, etc.. ? Client is not receiving full 100% ownership of those things. I never charge clients for scripts anyways. My fees are always based on $$/hr as far as reviewing/writing/installing/fixing/etc.. stuff. In other words, people pay for my time.

ditch the stripslashes.

well considering you aren't setting a session variable and checking for it on logged in pages, .htaccess would be better, yes.

<?php $strCurrentPassword = "AADDMIINN"; $strPassswordEntered = $_POST['password']; if ($strPassswordEntered == $strCurrentPassword) { header('Location: http://www.mysite/admins.html'); exit; } ?> and make sure you don't have any whitespace before your opening php tag.

Most immediate thing I see is that you are not actually sending the query to the database. All you are doing is assigning your query string to a variable. You need to send it to the db with something like mysql_query.