Dave Carrera wrote:
How would I show 100 chars after finding the first instance of a searched
word in a string.
$start = strpos('hello',$str);
$hundredchars = substr($str,$start,100);
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Hi List,
How would I show 100 chars after finding the first instance of a searched
word in a string.
So I have a string of which I search for the first instance of "hello" and
display from there 100 more chars.
My output word then be something like:
hello and show the next 100 chars...
Thank
Put quotes around the value attribute of your input tag, for example
Mukta Telang wrote:
Hi,
if a string is:
$x="A.B. XYZ";
and if I post it as a hidden form control and echo $_POST['x'] then I
get:
A.B.
and not "A.B. XYZ" !
What should I do?
Mukta
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On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 10:42, Mukta Telang wrote:
> Hi,
> if a string is:
> $x="A.B. XYZ";
> and if I post it as a hidden form control and echo $_POST['x'] then I
> get:
> A.B.
> and not "A.B. XYZ" !
> What should I do?
> Mukta
$x = 'A.B. XYZ';
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At 16:42 11-6-03, you wrote:
if a string is:
$x="A.B. XYZ";
and if I post it as a hidden form control and echo $_POST['x'] then I
get:
A.B.
and not "A.B. XYZ" !
What should I do?
how do you assign the value to the hidden form element?
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> if a string is:
> $x="A.B. XYZ";
> and if I post it as a hidden form control and echo $_POST['x'] then I
> get:
> A.B.
> and not "A.B. XYZ" !
> What should I do?
Learn HTML. Use quotes around your attribute values:
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Hi,
if a string is:
$x="A.B. XYZ";
and if I post it as a hidden form control and echo $_POST['x'] then I
get:
A.B.
and not "A.B. XYZ" !
What should I do?
Mukta
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> unpleasant, cope with the unexpected, and smile through the
> unbearable. -
> Moshe Waldoks
>
> > From: "Randy Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 15:26:15
Hi Randy,
Just copy the following code and execute it, it works as you
require, tested works fine.
string$i : $strDiv[$i]";
}
?>
- JFK
kishor
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On Wed, 31 Jul 2002, Randy Johnson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would lik
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [PHP] String Question
>
> Hello,
>
> I would like to be able to do the following but have not figured out a way to
> handle it
>
> $string="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxz";
>
> I would like to divde the above string into
Give this a whirl:
\n";
}
?>
I haven't tested it, but in theory it should find the length of the string (26), loop
through it as long as $i is less than 26, incrementing 8 at a time. Each time it goes
through, $str_array[] is fed a new element, which is a substring of $string that
starts at
Hello,
I would like to be able to do the following but have not figured out a way to handle it
$string="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxz";
I would like to divde the above string into separate strings 8 charactes long , example
$string1=abcdefgh
$string2=ijklmnop
$string3=qrstuvwx
$string4=yz
if the
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Subject: [PHP] string question
I have a string that contains a number such as: $string = '12345'
I want that to read 12,345 though. Is there any way in which I can insert a
comma in there in the correct places?
-Matt
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Use number_format() :
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.number-format.php
echo number_format($number);
Other options exist with this function, it's pretty useful.
Regards
Philip Olson
http://www.cornado.com/
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a string that
I have a string that contains a number such as: $string = '12345'
I want that to read 12,345 though. Is there any way in which I can insert a
comma in there in the correct places?
-Matt
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