Re: Replacing a Word
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Anup Setty wrote:> Hi,> Can anyone help me with this problem?> I need to write the data from a textarea into the database, while> I am doing that, I want to replace a word with an html
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tag.> The text from the textarea has [image] and when I write in the> database I want it replaced by>> [image] =

>> thanks>> anup>I worked out a little include that will do search and replace functions. call it asfollows [include file=textreplace.incl&original=[yourtext]&from=[image]&to=
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]Hypothetically, if your textarea is [textarea], and you wished to append the informationto a database calle database.db to a field called field, you would call it asfollows:[append db=database.db]field=[includefile=textreplace.incl&original=[textarea]&from=[image]&to=
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][/append]Please note a few things: First, due to the way the loop is set up, it will replace amaximum of 100 occurances. This is arbitrary and can be raised.Also, to use this, you will have to strip it of CRs (make it one long line), without alinefeed at the end. I'm posting it here with CRs so people can understand what'shappening. Lastly, this routine probably strains the system somewhat. I reccomend youdon't use it to replace all occurances of a word in a full book, for example. It is farfrom optimised.Here's the code snippet. Like I said, strip it of CRs and save it as textreplace.incl.--[text show=f]x=[original][/text][text show=f]to=[to][/text][text show=f]from=[from][/text][loop start=1&end=100&advance=1]
y=[text show=t]y=[middlestartafter=[text]from[/text]&endbefore=][text]x[/text][/middle][/text][showif [text]y[/text]![text]x[/text]][text show=t]z=[middle startafter=&endbefore=[text]y[/text]][text]x[/text][/middle][/text][text show=t]a=[middlestartafter=&endbefore=[text]from[/text]][text]z[/text][/middle][/text][text show=t]x=[text]a[/text][text]to[/text][text]y[/text][/text][/showif][showif [text]y[/text]=[text]x[/text]][break][/showif][/loop][text]x[/text]--I hope you find this useful.-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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Anup Setty wrote:> Hi,> Can anyone help me with this problem?> I need to write the data from a textarea into the database, while> I am doing that, I want to replace a word with an html
tag.> The text from the textarea has [image] and when I write in the> database I want it replaced by>> [image] =
>> thanks>> anup>I worked out a little include that will do search and replace functions. call it asfollows [include file=textreplace.incl&original=[yourtext]&from=[image]&to=
]Hypothetically, if your textarea is [textarea], and you wished to append the informationto a database calle database.db to a field called field, you would call it asfollows:[append db=database.db]field=[includefile=textreplace.incl&original=[textarea]&from=[image]&to=
][/append]Please note a few things: First, due to the way the loop is set up, it will replace amaximum of 100 occurances. This is arbitrary and can be raised.Also, to use this, you will have to strip it of CRs (make it one long line), without alinefeed at the end. I'm posting it here with CRs so people can understand what'shappening. Lastly, this routine probably strains the system somewhat. I reccomend youdon't use it to replace all occurances of a word in a full book, for example. It is farfrom optimised.Here's the code snippet. Like I said, strip it of CRs and save it as textreplace.incl.--[text show=f]x=[original][/text][text show=f]to=[to][/text][text show=f]from=[from][/text][loop start=1&end=100&advance=1]
y=[text show=t]y=[middlestartafter=[text]from[/text]&endbefore=][text]x[/text][/middle][/text][showif [text]y[/text]![text]x[/text]][text show=t]z=[middle startafter=&endbefore=[text]y[/text]][text]x[/text][/middle][/text][text show=t]a=[middlestartafter=&endbefore=[text]from[/text]][text]z[/text][/middle][/text][text show=t]x=[text]a[/text][text]to[/text][text]y[/text][/text][/showif][showif [text]y[/text]=[text]x[/text]][break][/showif][/loop][text]x[/text]--I hope you find this useful.-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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