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<?php $Ehighnote = array('E','F','F#','G','G#','A','A#','B','C','C#','D','D#','E'); echo preg_replace("/(\d+?)/e",'\$Ehighnote["\1"]',"-1--1--3-3--3-3-3-3-3--"); ?>

regex give me 2 minutes

you could also do <?=$row['row_number'];?>

check the http_referer? I will run a few tests.. and get back to you in a moment ok that doesn't work.. lol

they are basck references \0 will be the whole string captured inside of the pattern.. \1 would be the first capturing group \2 wouldbe the second \3 would be the third.. etc capturing groups are ( ) and non-capturing groups are (?: )

<?php $a = "hello how ArE you?"; echo preg_replace("/\b(are)\b/ie","strtoupper('\\1')",$a); ?> you need the /e modifyer I guess it stands for "eval" lol

try \0 instead of $0 but I'm going to do a few tests right now and get back to you wait like 2 mins unless sum1 smarter than me gets to it first lol

http://lovinglori.com/file3.php I did the exact same thing file1 sets $var1 file 2 echoes $var1 file3 includes both and output is exactly how it should be..

WELL 1 thing I can say is.. name your file install_settings.config.php including a txt file does the same as including a .php, however... If a user does yoursite.com/install_settings.config they'd get alot of information about your site.. and thats never good.. keep it secret.. keep it .php ALSO // config.php $var1 = "hello"; // workit.php echo $var1; // index.php include('config.php'); include('workit.php'); that should display "hello" if it doesn't maybe reinstall php :S idk wat else to say

ok.. well try this SELECT `count`, count(`number`) FROM `cq_synattr` GROUP BY `number`

ok I have an object right lets say sumfin like this: function handleThisEvent() { // HOW do I reference this event's CALLING xmlHTTPRequest object? } function What() { a = new XMLHttpRequest(); a.open("GET","whatever.php",true); a.send(null); a.onreadystatechange = handleThisEvent; } abc = new What(); inside handleThisEvent how would I reference "a" the xmlHTTPRequest object specified in the What object.. without making a global variable equal to "a"

<img src="whatever.jpg" id="image" /> <script type="text/javascript"> function resizeImage(image) { vh = window.innerHeight; vw = window.innerWidth; if (""+vh+"" == "undefined") vh = document.documentElement.offsetHeight; if (""+vw+"" == "undefined") vw = document.documentElement.offsetWidth; if (image.width > image.height) { cRat = image.height / image.width; image.height = vh * cRat; image.width = vw; } else if (image.height > image.width) { cRat = image.width / image.height; image.height = vh; image.width = vh * cRat; } else { image.height = Math.min(vh,vw); image.width = Math.min(vh,vw); } } resizeImage(document.getElementById("image")); </script>

for the div on the page do: <div><? echo $_GET['error']; ?></div>

You could make a file called xmlnews.php and echo like <content> <newsItem> <date>10/25/08</date> <subject>Titanic2 goes down! Rose JR. is a prostitute!</subject> <text>Yeah, when the titanic went down it felt sooooo goood, then a voice came out of no where "Give me $50 dollars...."</text> </newsItem> </content> flash has xml handlers

ok bro, well, you don't seem to be understanding me.. so I'll try to explain it 1 more time, not being mean or anything... the URLLoader I linked you to in as3, is like php's file_get_contents function.. which gets the contents of the file.. now.. like you'd parse weather.com to get the weather to show up on your website.. you'd parse your own site.. or make a php file.. which outputs ALREADY PARSED information.. that way when you use the data you parse form this file in flaqsh.. its that much easier.. in flash you need to create text fields for text.. and then you put the parsed data inside the text areas.. you can't just do sumfin like include("your file"); theres no such thing in flash (I don't think) YOu need to parse your data in flash, from 1 of your php files.. then display the data sorry if you don't understand what I'm saying.. I hope someone else will read this and explain it better to you

you want the ACTUAL CODE to show up?

oh then do the check @ the top of the php page.. if fail header("location: index.php?error=".urlencode($message)); then in index.php put $_GET['error'] inside the div

give me a link to the page.. and I'll check it out.. if you have msn add me: RussellonMSN@hotmail.com

get rid of those <?php and ?> tags from around your divs.. and then your problem is solved..

ok you don't need javascript do this.. <?php if (your condition) { $message = "1 message"; } else { $message = "another message"; } ?> <html> <head> </head> <body> <div><?php echo $message; ?></div> </body> </html>

this isn't visual basic.. php uses { and } not THEN and ENDIF just FYI

i put a random username and a random password but it says invalid username lol

ok your query is messy.. try this.. I'm not sure it'll work.. but it looks like it should: $sql = "SELECT *.city_id, *.max_bet, *.owner_id FROM blackjack JOIN (coinflip,keno,roulette,war,slots,bulletfactory,airport,ironworks) ON ( coinflip.city_id = keno.city_id, keno.city_id = keno.city_id, roulette.city_id = keno.city_id, war.city_id = keno.city_id, slots.city_id = keno.city_id, bulletfactory.city_id = keno.city_id, airport.city_id = keno.city_id, ironworks.city_id = keno.city_id ) WHERE keno.city_id = '{$row['id']'";

http://mylahstone.com/login.php?username=jhbnklm%3B&password=tyiokpl&submit=++Log+in++ \ use method="POST" for your user login form..

php returns html.. a text document and an html document are BOTH text documents.. just browsers handle html documents different..