note 50700 deleted from function.str-replace by bjori
| From: | bjori@php.net | Date: | Sun, 26 Mar 2006 22:25:19 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 50700 deleted from function.str-replace by bjori | ||
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Note Submitter: Jesse
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str_replace can do many things, including smileys, bad word replacement, and even manually taking
out bad HTML code. doing smileys is easy, first, create a jpg called smiley and add the following
code to your form handling script:
$posting = str_replace(":)", "<img src=smiley.jpg width=50 height=50>",
$posting);
also, taking out bad words is easy, too:
$posting = str_replace("badword", "*******", $posting);
then, lets say you want a form handler that keeps some HTML code to let people do things like post
images, but not let them change the page's formatting. use str_replace!
$posting = str_replace("BADHTMLCODE", "", $posting);
finally, you can even make a scripting language like vBcode, like this:
$posting = str_replace("[IMG]", "<img src>", $posting);
$posting = str_replace("[URL]", "<a href>", $posting);
$posting = str_replace("[/URL]", "</a>", $posting);
$posting = str_replace("[CODE]", "<pre><p>code:</p>",
$posting);
$posting = str_replace("[/CODE]", "</pre>", $posting);
The list of things you can do goes on and on!