preg_replace question

[monkeybidz]

Is there a way to use this so that when I do a searchit replaces a words like: Tim Bryon to Tim+Bryon? In other words, I need to make it replace any spaces between words to a + sign.

 

This is the code I am using now:

 

echo "<a href=\"http://www.mysite.com/search.php?query={$row['title']}&search=1\">{$row['url']}</a><br>" .
          "{$row['title']} <br>" . 
          "{$row['description']} <br><br>";
    
}

 

The purpose of this is to take users to another page where query is already in the url box and ready for search.

[ksugihara]

more info please. think; if you were answering this question, what would you need? and then give me that!

[Psycho]

 
$output  = "<a href=\"http://www.mysite.com/search.php?query={$row['title']}&search=1\">{$row['url']}</a>";
$output .= "<br>{$row['title']} <br>{$row['description']} <br><br>";

$output = preg_replace(' ', '+', $output);

echo $output;

[monkeybidz]

Thanks for the reply. I tried that and it returns an empty error. I will keep playing with it or try to define {$row['title']} some other way. Title is the only one I need replaced.

[Psycho]

$title = preg_replace('/ /', '+', $row['title']);

echo "<a href=\"http://www.mysite.com/search.php?query={$title}&search=1\">{$row['url']}</a>";
echo "<br>{$title} <br>{$row['description']} <br><br>";