Topic 1B
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Re: Topic 1B February 14, 2006 02:20PM |
this is the output I got when running firstscript.php using designer
"
; echo gmDate("M d"; echo "
PHP 4 is really great.
"; echo "I love the possibilities."; ?>
when I run it using localhost it displays correctly
"
; echo gmDate("M d"; echo "
PHP 4 is really great.
"; echo "I love the possibilities."; ?>
when I run it using localhost it displays correctly
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Re: Topic 1B February 21, 2006 09:33AM |
Yep PHP is great.
You can download the complete user manual of the net. I sure this can save you some bandwidth.
http://www.php.net/download-docs.php
I wanna use perl style string formatting instead of html tags. e.g. \n instead of <br>
They seem to be supported in PHP but they have no effect with echo and print().
Here is a list of supported delimiters:
\B A non-word boundary.
\d A single digit character.
\D A single non-digit character.
\n The newline character. (ASCII 10)
\r The carriage return character. (ASCII 13)
\s A single whitespace character.
\S A single non-whitespace character.
\t The tab character. (ASCII 9)
\w A single word character - alphanumeric and underscore.
Any ideas?
Murphy's Technology Law 7
-- The attention span of a computer
is only as long as its electrical cord.
You can download the complete user manual of the net. I sure this can save you some bandwidth.
http://www.php.net/download-docs.php
I wanna use perl style string formatting instead of html tags. e.g. \n instead of <br>
They seem to be supported in PHP but they have no effect with echo and print().
Here is a list of supported delimiters:
\B A non-word boundary.
\d A single digit character.
\D A single non-digit character.
\n The newline character. (ASCII 10)
\r The carriage return character. (ASCII 13)
\s A single whitespace character.
\S A single non-whitespace character.
\t The tab character. (ASCII 9)
\w A single word character - alphanumeric and underscore.
Any ideas?
Murphy's Technology Law 7
-- The attention span of a computer
is only as long as its electrical cord.
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February 21, 2006 05:54PM |
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