note 25884 modified in function.str-replace by bjori
| From: | bjori@php.net | Date: | Wed, 28 Mar 2007 13:53:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 25884 modified in function.str-replace by bjori | ||
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To use one or two arrays in str_replace,
this appears to be the correct format:
<?php
str_replace(array('1st_current_needle_element', '2nd', '3rd'),
array('1st_new_needle_element', '2nd', '3rd'), $haystack)
?>
Example of a single array, which simply removes the characters in the first array:
<?php
$text=str_replace(array('<', '>', '\\', '/',
'='), "", $text);
?>
This will delete the chars: < > \ / =
It could also be done by first defining the array(s), like this:
<?php
$targetChars=array('<', '>', '\\', '/',
'=');
$text=str_replace($targetChars, "", $text);
?>
--was--
To use one or two arrays in str_replace,
this appears to be the correct format:
<?php
str_replace(array('1st_current_needle_element', '2nd, '3rd'),
array('1st_new_needle_element', '2nd', '3rd'), $haystack)
?>
Example of a single array, which simply removes the characters in the first array:
<?php
$text=str_replace(array('<', '>', '\\', '/',
'='), "", $text);
?>
This will delete the chars: < > \ / =
It could also be done by first defining the array(s), like this:
<?php
$targetChars=array('<', '>', '\\', '/',
'=');
$text=str_replace($targetChars, "", $text);
?>
http://php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php