Oops, seems I can't do anything right today.
It was M. Sokolewicz who had the solution but thanks to all who tried to
help me in my noobiest hour.
/Aidal
"Aidal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> DOH! Thanks Kevin for pointing out what should be the obvious !!! /hide
DOH! Thanks Kevin for pointing out what should be the obvious !!! /hides
Ofcause, str_replace() I totally forgot about that one, maybe because I've
just been using eregi_replace() a lot lately, I dunno.
Anyway, everything works now as I should, thanks :o)
/Aidal
"M. Sokolewicz" <[EMAIL PROTECT
FYI
This script
$body = "Test string xpto replace";
echo $body . "";
$body = eregi_replace("xpto", "before", $body);
echo $body . "";
?>
works and produces this output
Test string xpto replace
Test string before replace
Luis
Luis Moreira wrote:
Hi
I, for one, have never done
why are you using regexp-functions anyway? there's /absolutely/ no need
for them in your case. I can only see disadvantages:
1 - they use more memory than str_replace
2 - they're slower than str_replace
3 - they're more complicated than str_replace
Simply use str_replace, and it'll work just fine
Hi,
It's none of that.
I suspect that the problem lies with the "?" question mar and the
full-stop. If you look up what the question mark and full-stop means in
an expression, you will find the answer to your problem. Basically you
need to escape the question mark, so it is not evaluated as pa
Hi
I, for one, have never done this, but if you are working with html
files, I suppose you open it with your browser ?
Have you cleared the cache, or at least forced the browser to
re-open the file ?
If you edit the file after the change using a text editor, do you
see the changes, or n
Hi NG.
I'm having trouble searching through a file and swapping specific phrases
with other phrases.
I'm opening a html-file and i wish to replace "index2.php?someVar=SomeValue"
with somthing else but I can't get this to work properly.
first i open the html file and read all it's contents into
