This works up until the 13th character is hit. Once the str_ireplace hits \"a\" in the cyper array, the str_ireplace stops working.
I\'m looking for the most efficient (in terms of \"fastest\") way to replace all occurrences of a substring within a string with another string. All I\'ve came up with so far is:
I have a mysql table that 开发者_开发百科contains words joined by underscores and also words joined by hyphens.
Hi I want to do a simple replace using str_replace, lik开发者_JAVA百科e Classic ASP. $strName=\"Blush / Black\";
$BRL_PRICE = currency(\"USD\", \"BRL\", $allmoney); echo \"BRL1 = \" . $BRL_PRICE.\"<br />\"; $BRL_PRICE = str_replace(\" \", \"\", $BRL_PRICE);
I have the following function function blah($string) { $match = array(\'red\', \'green\', \'blue\'); $replace = array(\'1\', \'1,\', \'0\');
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A site I am currently working with allows users to upload images onto a page together with some text they write.
I\'m doing preg_match_all and str_replace on a block of text to grab YouTube-urls and replace them with the correct embed code.
Ok, have this code here: $search = array(\'{POST}\', \'{post}\'); $replace = $recent[\'body\']; $message = str_replace($search, $replace, html_entity_decode($params[\'post_html\']));