RE: [PHP] String replacement From: Adam Charnock (adamcharnock <email protected>)
Date: 08/07/00

Couldn't you just use the XML functions in PHP for this? Ive never tried
using them, but its just a thought.

Adam

PS. Does anyone know if the XML functions are supplied with PHP4?

At 02:29 06-08-00 +0100, you wrote:
> > For example:
> > Original string = "This is a string. <CAP>This part should be
> > capitalized.</CAP>"
>
>[...]
>
> > New string = "This is a string. THIS PART SHOULD BE CAPITALIZED."
>
>preg_match('/<CAP>(.+)<\/CAP>/U', $orig_string, $matches);
>$new_string = str_replace('<CAP>'.$matches[1].'</CAP>',
>strtoupper($matches[1]), $orig_string);
>
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