explode bug

[lipun4u]

why this code gives me error ??

 

<?php
//header("Content-Type: Text/plain");
$name="asit"
print_r(explode(" ", "$name is an asshole"));
?>

[pernest]

why this code gives me error ??

 

<?php
//header("Content-Type: Text/plain");
$name="asit"
print_r(explode(" ", "$name is an asshole"));
?>

 

you have $name inside the quote, you need to change it for

explode(" ", $name." is an asshole");
?>

 

 

[Adam]

Actually placing the variable within double quotes does work.

 

The problem is you're missing a semi-colon after $name="asit" ..

[jon23d]

There is nothing wrong with $name being inside your quotes, the problem is that you are missing your terminator on the $name assignment line, where is your semicolon?  This will fix it.

[ProXy_]

another method for: Explode

 

   //header("Content-Type: Text/plain");
$name="Thisname! Is an asshole";
$z=explode("!", $name);
echo "$z[0] $z[1]!";

 

We're using ! as the unique character

$z[0] being before ! $z[1] being after !

[Adam]

another method for: Explode

 

   //header("Content-Type: Text/plain");
$name="Thisname! Is an asshole";
$z=explode("!", $name);
echo "$z[0] $z[1]!";

 

We're using ! as the unique character

$z[0] being before ! $z[1] being after !

 

How does that help him at all?

[ProXy_]

Obviously its showing him how to use more of the explode function

he probably at one point wants to know how to display the data.

without it looking like this:

Array ( [0] => asit [1] => is [2] => an [3] => asshole ) 

i was just showing him more functionality in the explode call.

 

[.josh]

You aren't showing him more functionality...you're showing him the same functionality as before, just changing the delimiter, which as far as I can tell, is not what the OP asked for...