str_replace bug

[drisate]

Hey guys. I am currently making a small seach script and i wanted to make the seach string red in the result so i did this:

 

$ebook[name]=str_replace($_GET[q], "<font color='#FF0000'>$_GET[q]</font>", $ebook[name]);

$ebook[description]=str_replace($_GET[q], "<font color='#FF0000'>$_GET[q]</font>", $ebook[description]);

 

Works great. If you seach "hello" is will replace hello by a red hello.

 

But i am experiencing a small bug with it ... if you type "Hello" and in the string theres "hello" it's not gona put it red because the cap makes it diffrent ... how can i solve that?

[jordanwb]

str_ireplace - the case insensitive version of str_replace.

[drisate]

haha i feel stupid lol thx bro works great now

[jordanwb]

haha i feel stupid lol thanks bro works great now

 

No problem, we all have those days. 

[DarkWater]

Also, you're not using proper array syntax.  Array keys should be enclosed in quotation marks (usually ' ', unless you need to use a variable).  This also gives you (slightly) faster speeds.  If you want me to explain why, just ask.