pootsey

mgallforever that's exactly what I want, although that appears to only work for numbers? if I change $data = range (1,50) to something like $data = "hello" then it wont work.

ah actually, just realised something with it, the colours dont repeat, my one twothreefourfive was a bad example. What I actually meant was for example the string would be a value (a username to be specific) pulled from a database which I want coloured like above. So it could be any amount of characters but i still want it to be coloured like that. Anyway of that happening?

you my friend are a genius, thanks!

Right guys, basically what I'm trying to do is seperate a string ie $string = "onetwothreefourfive" and then apply two repeating html codes to each, ie one would get blue, two would get red, three would get blue, four would get red and so on. Any idea how to do this? thanks!

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hello, I have the following code for mod_rewrite [code]RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^([0-9]+)$ index.php?id=$1 [L] [/code] and I was wondering if its possible to make it into subdomains? IE - 6372.mysite.com rather then the mod_rewrite version mysite.com/6372 thanks alot :) - pootsey