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Thanks Alex. One more question - could you show me how I could turn this into a function so I can feed two variables into strpos and then return a string of HTML if the string IS found...?

 

strpos().

 

$myVariable = 'may the force be with you';
if(strpos($myVariable, 'the force') === false)
{
     //the string was not found
}
else
{
     //It was found..
}

One more question, could I just do this?

 

$myVariable = 'may the force be with you';
if(strpos($myVariable, 'the force') === true)
{
     //It was found..
}

 

strpos().

 

$myVariable = 'may the force be with you';
if(strpos($myVariable, 'the force') === false)
{
     //the string was not found
}
else
{
     //It was found..
}

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