bundyxc
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Thank you very much, I'll probably shoot you an email in a month or two, when I get the time to write up a quality tutorial.
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I'd like to write up a tutorial, and apply for it to be posted on phpfreaks.com, is that possible?
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Output: Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => {template:title} [1] => {template:header} [2] => {template:paragraph} ) [1] => Array ( [0] => title [1] => header [2] => paragraph ) )
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I'm looking throughout an entire HTML document for something in this format: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title><!--{template:title}--></title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="my.css"> </head> <body> <h1><!--{template:header}--></h1> <p><!--{template:paragraph}--></p> </body> </html> I'd like to look through the file, and have matches of: title, header, paragraph. What's the code I would use to do this? I was using this: \<!--{template:(.*)}--> But unfortunately, that simply matches the entire HTML comments. I'm assuming that this has to do with lookarounds. Any suggestions?
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Check out the notes at rand if you're looking for a function to do it for you. A couple hours ago I added the genRandStr() function to php.net as a note, but I'll post the function/documentation here for you, while they update their mirrors. To make a ten digit string, you'd just use: genRandStr(10,10,1,1,1) Manipulating the last three 1's to zeroes will change if it uses lowercase, uppercase, and numbers (respectively). Right now, the above function will create a single ten character string, using uppercase, lowercase, and numbers.
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Let's say that I have a code that gets form input in the form of an equation as a string. How would I make my program do this equation? <?php $input = '2 + 2'; //$input is a string $result = 2 + 2; //I'm not sure how to take the string and put it into equation form. print($result);
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Alright, thank you.
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You know what I mean. Although I'd be afraid of restarting the internet. I was born in the early nineties, so I didn't see the worst of it.. but seeing a geocities site for the first time was still a moment I'll never forget.
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Thank you.
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Probably starting from scratch.
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So I was on another thread, and I saw this line of code: echo ($page > 1) ? '<a href="?page=' . ($page - 1) . (strlen($search) ? '&search=' . $search : '') .'">prev</a> ' : 'prev '; Anyway, could somebody explain what relevance the first and last question marks have in this line of code? Obviously the middle question mark is passing a HTTP GET request onto the linked page, but I don't understand the question marks (or the colon at the end, either). Thanks for your time.
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I don't understand my own function that I wrote a while back!
bundyxc replied to newformula's topic in PHP Coding Help
Well, your file could look this this: [MON/1830/Event1] [MON/0700/Event2] [TUE/1200/Event3] [WED/0000/Event4] [THU/2234/Event5] [FRI/1100/Event6] [sAT/0333/Event7] [sUN/0001/Event8] [FRI/2359/Event9] [WED/2359/Event10] [sUN/2359/Event11] -
I don't understand my own function that I wrote a while back!
bundyxc replied to newformula's topic in PHP Coding Help
So you have a bunch of files, like monday.txt, tuesday.txt, etc? I think this would be easier to do with either one text file, or with a database. Are either of those an option? -
I believe if you set it to zero seconds it will wait until the full page has loaded.
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Try this: include_once ("/auth.php"); include_once ("/authconfig.php"); include_once ("/check.php");