PHP - Find Multiple Dates In A String

How can I check this string to see if it has a ~ character using php?

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$string = 'userlocation~credentials~specialties';

I have the following variable:

$text = "javascript:openimage('http://images.icecat.biz/img/norm/high/5966342-254.jpg',850,850)"

Now I want to put the string "http://images.icecat.biz/img/norm/high/5966342-254.jpg" into a variable called $url
( $url = "http://images.icecat.biz/img/norm/high/5966342-254.jpg" )

How do I do this?

I need to find first digit (any number 0 - 9) in a string.
I thing I should be able to use:
$NumberPosition = strpos($Source, "/[0-9]/", $NumberPosition+1);
but it does not work, wonder what I am doing wrong?

Is there an easy way to find a numeric value in a string if I don't know what the string will contain?
For example I want '52' out of: mystring52

Hopefully there is already a simple function to do this? I'm thinking there may not be as the string having more than one group of numbers may confuse matters. I'm just dealing with abcdef123 or similar in this case though.

I am making a online Bible with search function. I was able to do the boolean search for text keywords without much trouble. Now I want a user to be able to type in an exact verse into search form and have that verse display in results.

IE: User types in John 3:16 and search result displays that verse. The following works if the user types John:3:16. I cannot figure out how to do this without requiring the user to type a : after book name.
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if($search_type=='verse'){

$query2 = explode(":", $query);
$bookquery = $query2[0];
$chapterquery = $query2[1];
$versequery = $query2[2];

$result4 = $db->sql_query("select * FROM Bible$version WHERE book = '$bookquery' AND chapter= '$chapterquery' AND verse ='$versequery'");
while ($row = $db->sql_fetchrow($result4)) {
$book = $row['book'];
$chapter = $row['chapter'];
$verse = $row['verse'];
$scripture = $row['scripture'];

echo "<b><a href=\"modules.php?name=Bible&amp;call=chapter&amp;viewbook=$book&amp;viewchapter=$chapter&amp;version=$version\">$book</a>&nbsp;$chapter:$verse</b>";
echo "<br>";
echo "$scripture";
echo "<hr>";
}

if(!$query){
echo "<b>You did NOT enter any keywords.</b><br>";
}
if(!$scripture){
echo "<b>No results found.</b>";
}

}

}

Is there a function to find first integer in the string and insert a : before it?

I have another question related to string searches.
What I have is a string of couple thousand characters of all types but the date format is allways the same: dd-mth-year (two digits for day-three letters for month-four digits for year). Can I use the format alone to determine where the date is located which in turn would make it very easy to store that date into variables for inserting into database, etc.
Is there anyway to tell php the format to look for or do I have to have actual numbers/letters to perform the search?

Is it pasible to find all occurrences of strings "North" and "North-East" in some txt file and save number of occurrences in some variables??

Hello everyone,

I am trying to select and return any rows that have a specific string in it.
Let's say I have a column name "item_id" and in every row of that column I have values like so:

row A: (11,22,44,34)
row B: (12,56,78,98)

If the user picks the number '22', I use the following SQL line to get the row in which the number '22' is contained.

SELECT * FROM Persons WHERE City LIKE '%22%'
and row A gets returned, just like it is suppose to.

The problem is, if the user selects a single digit number like '2', both row A and row B gets returned because they both have values that contain the number '2' in it.
Instance, row A has the number '22' and row B has the number '12' so both rows get returned when the number '2' is requested. I don't want that, I only want the row that has the exact number '2' or '34' or whatever number I request, to be returned.

So to get around this problem, I am wrapping my numbers in letters like so:

row A: (a11a,a22a,a44a,a34a)
row B: (a12a,a56a,a78a,a98a,a2a)

and requesting it like so:

SELECT * FROM Persons WHERE City LIKE '%a22a%'
My question is: Is there a better way to work out this logic?

Hi I have a MySql database and wondered if there is a code to search a table field with a given string and display the number of unique occurrences. The table is asterisk_cdr and would like to know how many calls received daily on a perticular channel.   Thanks shmideo  

Hi All,

I'm new at php and I need your help.

I'm trying to find a string in a website. I want my website to get a string on another website(I have full access) without really opening it on a browser. For example the string is "MyID=123456", i want to find "MyID=123456"(the MyID number is random and always changing but always 6 random numbers) on another website and output only "123456" on my website. Is this possible?

Please help. Thanks

I wanted to replace a strings in a large text file .. what would be the fastest way ?!

e.g the text file contains ..

INSERT INTO `subjects` VALUES (1, 'some text here', 'some text here', 'some text here');
INSERT INTO `subjects` VALUES (2, 'some text here', 'some text here', 'some text here');
INSERT INTO `subjects` VALUES (3, 'some text here', 'some text here', 'some text here');
INSERT INTO `subjects` VALUES (4, 'some text here', 'some text here', 'some text here');
INSERT INTO `subjects` VALUES (5, 'some text here', 'some text here', 'some text here');

I wanted to replace the string " VALUES (1, " with  "VALUES (" in each line ..
I'm new in PHP so any response would be much appreciated .. thanks

Hi all dear
can anyone help me how to find all permutation of a String by allow user input text or number and generate when user click on button,

user need to input text on number in input box and click generate button to show result of all permutation of a String
below is code i found from https://www.journaldev.com/526/permutation-of-string-in-java
but it's not allow user input text,

please help me in php function
thank with best regard

 

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<?php
function generatePermutation($string,$start,$end){ if($start == $end-1){ echo "$string - "; } else{ for($i = $start; $i < $end; $i++){ $temp = $string[$start]; $string[$start] = $string[$i]; $string[$i] = $temp; generatePermutation($string,$start+1,$end); $temp = $string[$start]; $string[$start] = $string[$i]; $string[$i] = $temp; } }
}
$str = "ABC";
$n = strlen($str);
echo "All the permutations of the string a  ";
generatePermutation($str,0,$n);
?>
</body>
</html>

 

Hi All,

I need to subtract dates and display the number of days left.  I have a 'Start' date and an 'End' date in DATETIME format in the DB.  Not quite sure where to start.  A simply start - end doesn't work  .

Start = 2011-11-01-00:00:00
End = 2011-11-30-23:59:59

Since it is now 2011-11-27, my output should equal 3.  Any help is appreciated.

How can I make it so that $year-$month-$day is the value of $shutoff.  So when it posts to database, it will be in date format..........so something like $shutoff = $_POST['$year-$month-$day'] or [year-month-day].  Those are dashes not minuses.........is that correct format also?  How do I do something like this?

hello, im wondering how to properly code the following.

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$stdate = date( 'Ymd', strtotime($pdate) );
$sttime = date( 'His', strtotime($tstart1) );

$dtStart = ".$stdate.'T'.$sttime.'Z'";

echo "$dtStart";

i would like the echo to read 20110309T050000Z