replaceing text
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ok if you saw the post of the code it wille replace the text on my blog but i dont know a way to make an array for the posts and and comments sectuon because there are not only one
ok if you look at the that the blog templete they have something common at the part that it array they show
<!-- Begin .post -->
and then
<!-- End .post -->
so if some one could figure like a loop but first look for <!-- Begin .post --> then <!-- End .post --> then it could like section out the code on that make a array with a loop
but what would i use to section out that strand of code in <!-- Begin .post --> and <!-- End .post -->
sorry for spelling
ok if you look at the that the blog templete they have something common at the part that it array they show
<!-- Begin .post -->
and then
<!-- End .post -->
so if some one could figure like a loop but first look for <!-- Begin .post --> then <!-- End .post --> then it could like section out the code on that make a array with a loop
but what would i use to section out that strand of code in <!-- Begin .post --> and <!-- End .post -->
sorry for spelling
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I'll be blunt: I'm not here to hold your hand, nor do I think you want to be dragged through the code. So here's the functions that would be mostly involved: http://php.net/strings
Try figuring it out first. Show us what you've come up with. We'll go from there.
Try figuring it out first. Show us what you've come up with. We'll go from there.
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here is what i came up with
http://www.licut.com/blog/templates/cit ... p?blogid=1
it is better in I E
http://www.licut.com/blog/templates/cit ... p?blogid=1
it is better in I E
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I'm not seeing any code.. just a lot of <$> all over... what are we supposed to be seeing here?
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feyd | Please use
i am having trouble the str_replace function it is is replaceing the ones that are close and not exacted for instsance
$c = str_replace("<$BlogItemTitle$>",$row_post['posttitle'],$d);
it is supose to replace <$BlogItemTitle$> but it is replace the ones that are close to
!!! like <$BlogItemBody$>
how do you make it replace the one that are exact and not close
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that is what i have right now i have left out the query and all that but that is the main codeingCode: Select all
<?php
ob_start();
include('d.htm');
$pageHTML=addslashes(ob_get_contents());
ob_end_clean();
eval("\$pageHTML=\"$pageHTML\";");
$b = str_replace('<div class="entry" id="post-<$>">', '~<div class="entry" id="post-<$>">',$pageHTML);
$a = str_replace("
<ItemPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>","
~
<ItemPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>",$b);
$date = $a;
list($month, $d, $year) = split('[~]', $date);
echo $month;
do {
$c = str_replace("<$BlogItemTitle$>",$row_post['posttitle'],$d);
$e = str_replace("<$BlogItemBody$>",$row_post['entry'],$c);
echo $c;
} while ($row_post = mysql_fetch_assoc($post));
echo $year;
?>i am having trouble the str_replace function it is is replaceing the ones that are close and not exacted for instsance
$c = str_replace("<$BlogItemTitle$>",$row_post['posttitle'],$d);
it is supose to replace <$BlogItemTitle$> but it is replace the ones that are close to
!!! like <$BlogItemBody$>
how do you make it replace the one that are exact and not close
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Yikes.can, and should be, reduced to Stay away from eval(). It wasn't even necessary in your code to begin with.
Split() is a regular expression function (using POSIX no less.) Your code doesn't require the power of regex as yet, so explode() is a better choice. If you feel you want/need regex, use preg_split().
There is a logical error in how you've used a minus sign for the splitting key. Specifically, you've got minus signs in the div from your first call to str_replace(). I could suggest placing the splitting string into the source html file as say, an HTML comment like
Next, unless $BlogItemBody is an actual variable, I'd switch that string to a single quote one. Why? Because php will attempt to find such a variable. If it doesn't, it will fire an internal error. You may not see it, but that does not mean it doesn't happen. Now, since you've chosen to remove a section of code, it's hard to say if your logic for using a do..while over the more standard while was a good choice or not. I can only assume that you have already called mysql_fetch_assoc() once (or more) already to retrieve the first record to be shown.
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ob_start();
include('d.htm');
$pageHTML=addslashes(ob_get_contents());
ob_end_clean();
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$pageHTML = file_get_contents('d.htm');Split() is a regular expression function (using POSIX no less.) Your code doesn't require the power of regex as yet, so explode() is a better choice. If you feel you want/need regex, use preg_split().
There is a logical error in how you've used a minus sign for the splitting key. Specifically, you've got minus signs in the div from your first call to str_replace(). I could suggest placing the splitting string into the source html file as say, an HTML comment like
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<!-- CUT HERE -->- michael1991j
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that comment idea wont work because this is a paraphaser. so it is can read any of the blog templates at http://blogger-templates.blogspot.com/
i built this phaser so i dont have to edit the template .
havent you read the first post
but thank with the heads up with that eval and shortaning my code
feyd | michael. You bump this thread again and I'll be forced to lock it. You've already attempted to bump three times since joining this forum. That's not a good way to get on the nice side of the moderators or our community. Have patience.
i built this phaser so i dont have to edit the template .
havent you read the first post
but thank with the heads up with that eval and shortaning my code
feyd | michael. You bump this thread again and I'll be forced to lock it. You've already attempted to bump three times since joining this forum. That's not a good way to get on the nice side of the moderators or our community. Have patience.
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~michael1991j.... you've been warned about bumping enough times now. We've had to delete a couple of posts and we've prompted you to read your private messages. It's simple... don't bump. We don't like it, it's rude and it's unfair on everybody else waiting patiently for threads to be answered. This warning would have been easier to issue via PM but since you apparently don't check your PMs when asked here is your warning.
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