Re: String delimeters, arg!

Hi Nick, to delete a cookie, simply use set_cookie("cookie_name"); without appending any values. Possible solutions for the \t and \n : For \n to <br>, use: $string = nl2br($string); Not sure whether or not there a similar function for \t, though you could perhaps use some method to replace \t with &nbsp; * 4. I'm not sure something like: $string = ereg_replace("\t", "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;", $string); would be too clever, just in case someone typed \t rather than ereg_replace / preg_replace recognising it as a Tab. It's getting too late to do any serious thinking. :) James. ""Nick"" <wizz1@home.com> wrote in message news:005601c0d275$bfc88510$4c8d7018@cr279859a... Hello PHP'ers I am having a problem with string delimiters. For some reason no matter what I do I can not get them to process correctly!! For example, <? $area_entered = "yes"; $date_entered = "no"; echo "$area_entered\t\t\t$date_entered<br>"; ?> That outputs: yes no What am I doing wrong?! Is there something I need to set in the php.ini file? I would like to be able to type \n instead of <br> repeatidly! Also, when working with cookies, if I have a cookie that is set by, if (!isset($cookies)) { //Set Cookies $cookie_user = setcookie ("username", $row["user"], time()+86400, "/", "localhost"); $cookie_pass = setcookie ("password", $row["pass"], time()+86400, "/", "localhost"); $cookie_step = setcookie ("step", "1", time()+86400, "/", "localhost"); $cookies_set = setcookie ("cookies", "y", time()+86400, "/", "localhost"); } Is there a way to unset the cookie? Perhaps by, $cookie_set = setcookie ("cookies",""); ? Thanks for your time, Nick