[SOLVED] Text position being changed.

[Michdd]

I have a variable that contains HTML content, I'm trying to find and replace stuff within <highlight></highlight> tags with the text returned from the highlight_string function. It works pretty well, but for some reason the text is being moved to the topic of the html. I thought it might be an html issue, but looking at the source it is at the top.

 

Here's my source:

$html = preg_replace_callback('/<highlight>(.*?)<\/highlight>/s', create_function ( '$matches', 'return highlight_string("<?php" . $matches[1]);'), $html);

 

Any ideas?

[PugJr]

I don't see any source?

[Michdd]

That's really it, that one line. The only other thing would be the html. Which is just some html which contains <highlight>some code here</highlight> at the bottom of it all. But after it's output the highlighted text is moved to the top..

[Michdd]

Oh, I probably should've mentioned this: The output of the function ("1") is being displayed in place where the tags are.. I couldn't figure out a way to make the output not display..

[Michdd]

I think the problem might be relating to the fact that highlight_string outputs already, and since I'm preforming that on part of the string, then echoing the whole string over it's causing some conflict. Any ideas on how I can fix, or even just test my theory?

 

Edit: Solution was really simple. Just needed to add the option parameter in the function, and set it to true.