PHP - Replacing Each Char In Str To *

I have a list of pictures and I want to control the order.


Here is the picture format:
$pic = http://www.picture.biz/incoming/w_2GTEK13T961240561_1.jpg
$pic = http://www.picture.biz/incoming/w_2GTEK13T961240561_2.jpg
$pic = http://www.picture.biz/incoming/w_2GTEK13T961240561_3.jpg
$pic = http://www.picture.biz/incoming/w_2GTEK13T961240561_4.jpg
$pic = http://www.picture.biz/incoming/w_2GTEK13T961240561_5.jpg

Notice the order 1.jpg, 2.jpg, etc..

Here is where I'm stuck...

// begin stuck :)
$orderPic = explode("_", $pic);

foreach($orderPic as $rank){
     echo "$rank"; // I need $rank to equal 1 then 2 then 3 ...
}


It would be nice actually if I could start the insert with number 2 because number one is always a screwy picture.

I hope this makes sense /  Thank for the help!

I have the following code:

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$str = ($stringcontents[$step+38]);
$str1 = ord($str);
$bgcolor = convertchar($str1);
?>
<td bgcolor='<?php echo $bgcolor;?>'>
<span title='<?php echo $fieldname;?>' style='color: <?php echo $fgcolor;?>; font-size: 12pt'><font color="<?php echo $fgcolor;?>"><?php echo $stringcontents[$step];?></font></span>

the convertchar function takes the ord value of the ASCII chr and sets a variable for bgcolor and fgcolor using HTML color codes.  The background sets correctly, but the foreground ASCII chr is always black and does not use the font color code.

What do I need to do to get the ASCII chr to change to a color other than black?


Added:
I am using a default charset:

<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=IBM437">

Hi all

I am trying to loop through an array and output as JSON.
What I'm looking to do is create something like:

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  "something": [
{"title":"Test 1"},
{"title":"Test 2"}
],

Notice that the final row has no comma.

My code is as follows:


<?php foreach($something as $thing): ?>
<?php $something_array = array('title'=>$thingt->getId()); ?>
<?php echo json_encode($something_array).','."\n"; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>


I had to add a comma to the end of the array, or the JSON rows would not be ended with one.

How can I get it so that, no matter how many items are in the array, the last row, wil not have the comma at the end?

With the comma at the end, my JSON doesn't validate

Thanks


[/code]

Code:

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PostInfo,color-main,Newman,not-collapsed;Friends,color-main2,Top Friends,not-collapsed||Twitter,color-main2,Twitter,not-collapsed;Signature,color-main2,Signature,not-collapsed;AboutMe,color-transparent,About Me,not-collapsed

Now I want make a function like

if PostInfo = "not-collapsed" = do this/etc,


So simply, how do I extract some content out of this and then use each thing to equal to if it's 'not-collapsed' or 'collapsed' ?

Very hard but i think possible? ty

This topic has been moved to PHP Regex.

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=347719.0

I have a text file that contain something like this :

question.txt

------------------------
12/10/2010
Quest : Was a web designer really care about your web security other than thinking so hard to design your web just based on how the web will looks like?.
>>from:sombody@somwhere.com,opinion=not at all,comment:your site are cool
11/10/2010
Quest : Was a web designer really love his girl friend in other side they r almost got no time dating with her?
>>from:sombody@somwhere.net,opinion=he loves computer,comment:your site are waste.
-------------------------

All i need to do is, grabing all informations after the char ">>" and write it to another text file name "output.txt" that will contain :

output.txt
---------------------
from:sombody@somwhere.com,opinion=not at all,comment:your site are cool
from:sombody@somwhere.net,opinion=he loves computer,comment:your site are waste.
---------------------

can some one show me the way?

thanks.

Please help.  I am trying to replace parenthesises () in a string with <>.  I tried preg_replace and str_replace, but was not success.

Here is what I have for str_replace:
$word = "(test)";

$word = str_replace('(', '<', $word);

$word = str_replace(array('(', ')'), array('<','>'), $word);

 

Hey guys, I have a quick question.

Im going to be making a script that will output the name of a news article along with the poster's name beside it.

There is only a certain amount of space where that stuff can go so I want to know how I can make it so that say after 20 characters, it ends and puts "..." beside it.

Is this possible with php? How would I do it?

hi freaks,

still working on my email bot.
im currently trying to escape <>-tags to be displayed- but not the browser wont exectute it (i.e. xls-tags) i want them as chars.

so whin my
$content is like <xsl:stylesheet> <xsl:template match="/"> <more xls...> it shows a stylesheet.
i just want the chars.

Here is what ive been trying so far: but its bad

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<?php

$string='<tag> > < asdasf';

$bomb=array(
'<',
'>',
);
$defusal=array(
'-',
'!',
);
$string= preg_replace($bomb,$defusal,$string);
echo $string;
?>

error:
Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: No ending matching delimiter '>' found in C:\xampp1\htdocs\code.php on line 13

donno any further now

How come this is not replacing correctly?

$rp = strtr($rp,"[TIMES]","<span style='font-family: Times New Roman, Times, serif'>")

Hello,

Is str_replace the best way to go about this?

In MYSQL, a html template is stored, such that:

Quote

<table width="{$width}">lots of other ........</table>


This is extract from the database, and stored in a string. I would use eval(), but, any user can update this template, so I need to be able to set which variables will be replaced with what the variable is.

Thanks!

Hi Guys,

I use this function to generate seo friendly names for my products once pulled from the database:


function generate_seo_friendly_links($pNM, $pID)
{
    $replacedNM = str_replace(" ", "-", $pNM);  
    $replacedNM = rtrim($replacedNM);  
    $brandNewSEOFriendlyURL = "<a href='$replacedNM-$pID.html'>$pNM</a>";    
    return $brandNewSEOFriendlyURL;
}


This works great, the only thing is say a product is stored in the database like:

product name it would then be converted to: product-name.html

if for example theres 2 spaces:

product  name it would then be converted to: product--name.html

with the 2 "--" so for every space it finds we replace with a "-" etc

is there a way i could ignore more than 1 space and always have it like product-name-here.html so the names are more uniformed, i can't think of a way to do it.

any help would be appreciated

thanks guys

Graham

//$x = ereg_replace('[-a-z0-9!#$%&\'*+/=?^_`{|}~]+@([.]?[a-zA-Z0-9_/-])*','<a href=\'mailto:\\0\' '.$style.'>\\0</a>',$x);

If this were an example post in a forum:
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$post = '[quote author=james]hello this is a quote[/quote]

here is some mor text between the next coming quote

[quote author=david]hello this is another quote[/quote]';
What is the best way to replace the [quotes author=x] with opening html tag
eg:
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<div class="quote"><div class="quoteTitle">author=x</div>
And then determine if the next is a [/quote ] is an opener or close quote?

And then of course there is the  issue of the user deleting a [/quote] or even placing a [/quote] before an open quote...

Does anyone know of an example to look at?