--- James Keeline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> making it so that if someone searches for a part number 'cp7940'
>> they'll get matching results that include dashes, such as
>> 'cp-7940'.
>
> elegant would be to use PHP to insert a % sign at the transition
> between the letters and numbers. Consider this sample table:
>
> In PHP:
> $out = preg_replace('/([a-zA-Z]+)-?([0-9]+)/', '\\1%\\2', $in);
Yup, elegant and with a minimum of code. That's what I'm looking for.
As I stated to Pete a few minutes ago, the code is already so b0rked
from having several different programmers tinker with it (and none of
them all that hot--myself included) that if I can do this with as
little modification as possible, I'll be really happy. This looks to be
the solution I need.
Thanks, James.
-Bob
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