[SOLVED] Replace a #

[newbtophp]

I've got some code, and when its echo'd it looks fine, but when i copy and paste it into notepad i get # after each line.

 

Is their a way i can remove it?, I tried str replace but it effects other parts of the code, maybe regex?

 

#
{
#<<< See that?
( _SITE_TITLE, "Maintenance mode is active!" );
#
}
#
}
#
if ( _CRONJOBS == "NO" && trim( $_GET['browser'] ) != 1 )
#
{
#
$main->cronjobs( );
#
}
#
foreach ( $loadedPlugins as $plugin )
#
{
#
$$plugin->main( );
#
}
#
?>
#

[bundyxc]

You should send us the offending code that's making the pound signs...

[newbtophp]

You should send us the offending code that's making the pound signs...

 

Im using curl to fetch the offending code, so i have no power over that, i think the reason why it shows # between every line is because the code is meant to be contained in a code box with numbering (like on the main phpfreaks tutorial site) an since im using curl the style and formatting has disappeared which has caused their to be #.

 

 

[freddyw]

I use scite. I believe other editors offer this option.

go to edit > find. and type # in the find box.

 

you should have the option to replace all # with whatever you type in the second box. leave that blank and select replace all.

 

it should remove every #

[newbtophp]

Solved i did strip_tags

[bundyxc]

With what parameters?