[SOLVED] Possibly make this any smaller? [2B or !2B]

[climbjm]

Is there a way to make this even smaller or run even faster?

 

I have another page that send a text fields input to this page.  The name/id of that text field is "Question".

 

<?php
  if(eregi("bb",$_POST["Question"]))
    echo("2B");
  else
    echo("!2B");
?>

 

I'd like to make it as small as possible.  I will be turning it into a bumper sticker eventually.  Aiming for <4 lines.  (feel free to make your own bumper stickers too)

[utahcon]

if you can drop the eregi you can do:

 

$answer = ($_POST['Question'] == 'bb')  ?  '2B' : "!2B';
echo $answer

 

You may even be valid with:

 

 

$answer = (eregi('bb',$_POST['Question']))  ?  '2B' : "!2B';
echo $answer

[Orio]

strpos() can do the job here, and it's much faster. The number of lines doesn't really matter... You can do it in 1 line:

 

<?php echo (strpos($_POST['Question'],"bb") !== FALSE) ? "2B" : "!2B"; ?>

 

Orio.

[Orio]

if you can drop the eregi you can do:

 

$answer = ($_POST['Question'] == 'bb')  ?  '2B' : "!2B';
echo $answer

 

That doesn't do the job... He wants to know if "bb" is present in the string, the regex isn't "^bb$".

 

Orio.

[climbjm]

Awesome, Thanks!