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Hi all
Probably one for the lazier helpers (like me ;)), but how about a [manual] tag added to the BBCode tags?

so...

[manual]echo[/manual] would automatically display 'echo' but linked to php.net manual like [url=http://www.php.net/echo]echo[/url]

cheers
Mark
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I went in there and added one for

the letter m followed by &
"m(no space)&"
so it replaces it with
'http://www.php.net/"

so theoretically
"m(no space)&echo'
would make
m&echo

hopefully that won't cause any contraversy
but if it does then oh well..it's gone

EDIT: damn it's not working
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yeah..but still that isn't going to make a dynamic link

my goal was to be able to just put a character or whatever before a funciton
and wala... a manual link

but apparently in order for the replacement/filter to work the target has to be it's own word
meaning it doesn't just replace letters in words...at least I think

EDIT
damnit...it works for other things

-please-

EDIT2:
but this doesn't work
eeeeplzeeee

well either way
there's no way i can take the echo on the right side of the m(no space)& and put it inside the newly formed URL tag......using the SMF filter thing feature mabob
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