PHP - How To Skip Over Images When Splitting Text

I have a text field that contains the following (example text used):

1 2 3  4  5  6

As you can see the first few are split by a single space, with the last few numbers split by a double space.

My aim is to put each of these numbers into a table in a MYSQL database. But I'm having trouble breaking them up.

Hi Guys,
does anyone know how split a text into groups depending on how many words are in the text

e.g
$text = "If you are new to PHP and want to get some idea of how it works, try the introductory tutorial. ";
I want a maximium of 5 words in each group, so the above text will be split as such
$text1 = 'If you are new to';
$text2 = 'PHP and want to get';
$text3 = 'some idea of how it ';
$text4 = 'works, try the introductory tutorial.';

But if I want a maximium of 10 words in each group, so the above text will then be split like this
$text1 = 'If you are new to PHP and want to get';
$text2 = 'some idea of how it works, try the introductory tutorial.';
$text3 = '';
$text4 = '';


Is this possible?

Please any help will be much appreciated thanks

Hello,

I have a variable that holds a piece of text that looks something like this: "world,blue,big".

Is there anyway to split the text into the separate words as an array, and remove the commas?

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$text_to_split = "world,blue,big";
$splitArray = array();

//Do some kind of php function that splits text\\

echo splitArray[0]; // world
echo splitArray[1]; //blue
echo splitArray[2]; //big

Would appreciate it, thanks

Hello,

I have a long list of webpage addresses like this which extends below the fold / the bottom of a user's screen:

Webpage 1
Webpage 2
Webpage 3
Webpage 4
Webpage 5
Webpage 6
Webpage 7
Webpage 8
Webpage 9
Webpage 10
Webpage 11 etc...

I want to take this long list of words and split them into columns so that the reader never has to scroll down. Please can you tell me the best way of going about this? (should I just design for a specific screen resolution? - if so which screen resolution should I design for?).

Many thanks,

Stu

Hello ,
I've this code its skip the weekend ,and I've a table for special events has field datetime.
What I need when its come across this datetime skip it like it does with the weekend.
there's the code
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<?php$database_date = '2011-08-12, 07:00:00'; //this comes from your database, $updated_time = strtotime('+' . hoursLeft($database_date,7,16,24) . ' hours',strtotime($database_date)); //Handle the date:$new_date = date('m-d-Y, H:i:s',$updated_time); //this is when the email should be sent.echo date('m-d-Y, H:i:s',strtotime($database_date)) . '<br />' . $new_date . '<-- you should be emailing at this time!'; //just echo's it to the screen.function hoursLeft($time,$work_starts,$work_ends,$time_to_email,$skip_weekends = true) { //this function handles the count of how many hours you need to fulfill your task. $parts = explode(' ',$time); //split the time off of the date. list($hour, $minute, $second) = explode(':',$parts[1]); //get the hours, minutes, seconds. if($minute == 0) { //if the minutes is over 0, then return a full hour for it $hours = $work_ends - $hour; } else { //otherwise, take into account that this isn't a full hour. $hours = ($work_ends - 1) - $hour; } $day_count = 0; //original day count is 0; for($i = $work_ends,$count = $hours; $count <= $time_to_email; $i++) { //Start the increment at 16, the count at the current hours, keep the count below 25, increment on each loop. if($i > 24) { //if the increment is over 24, reset it to 0. $i = 0; ++$day_count; //increment day_count when i goes over 24 hour limit. if($skip_weekends == true) { //if you want to skip weekends $day = date('l',strtotime("+ {$day_count} days",strtotime($time))); //get the full text of the current day the hours are pointing to. if(in_array($day, array('Saturday','Sunday'))) { //and current day is in the weekend. $hours += 24; //add 24 hours to the count. continue; //restart loop, before any counting takes place. } } } if($i > $work_starts && $i <= $work_ends) { //if the increment is between 7 and 16, add to the count, which will break the loop at 24. $count += 1; } $hours += 1; //add to the hours, the loop breaks at a count of 24, which will give us the total hours to add to the updated_time above. } return $hours; //return hours}?>


OUTPUT:

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08-12-2011, 07:00:0008-16-2011, 14:00:00<-- you should be emailing at this time!9 hours for Friday:9 hours for Monday:7 hours for Tuesday:= 24 hours.

I'm waiting for your replys..