Hi Wetha,
Instead of quoting the chars you don't want, it's easier and safer to quote the
ones you will allow.
No chance of missing any out then :-)
But, if you're going to use an array, you made a mistake in your quotes in the
array.
As Patrick and James said, "'" (double single double) quotes will work.
I normally put a space between array items to make them more readable (but
don't include them if I post) as they get all mashed up. That's where a colour
coded editor is helpful.
Bob E.
----- Original Message -----
From: "W. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
$remove = array
('?','!','%','&','(',')','"','@','/','$',',',';',':','*','#','"','"',
'=','+','-');
$filename=str_replace($remove,"",$filename);
the only character I can't put into the line to be
removed or replaced is ' it makes an error if I put that in, if
there is a way to include that in the line, it would be great, any
suggestions?
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