i'll be less vague here is my regex
$value = preg_replace("/\\\"[A-z]/","+\"$2",$value);
i just need the quote before a character as i dont want a plus before the
last quote :\
this chops off the first character and itsnt returning it
> hi there i am creating a fulltext mysql search engine, i am generating
> the sql query from form inputs , within a fulltext text field , i can
> input exact matches like so "something1 something2" "something3
> something4" , although there is a problem with this , the server
> defaults space between words to OR , althought he user may require AND
> so the syntax is like
>
> "something1 something2"+"something3 something4" or even
> +"something1 something2" +"something3 something4"
>
> this isnt really user friendly , i was wondering what the best way to
> format this to a friendly search syntax , maybe like this
>
> "something1 something2" AND "something3 something4" or even
>
> "something1 something2" OR "something3 something4"
>
> and formats it like
>
> +"something1 something2" +"something3 something4" if there is an AND
> statement
>
> or
>
> "something1 something2" "something3 something4" if its OR
>
> where AND/OR are in a select menu , i'm trying to format all text
> with "something" around them using preg_replace so it should be
> +"something" any ideas ?
>
>
>
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