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doing this before saving the url to the database as the url will be written
once, but is likely to be read many times. if you decide to do this when
pulling the url out, you will need to run the regex each time the url is pulled
from the database.
Edward Gray
Web Development Team
Universit
ould start with "http://";,
you could either store them in the database that way or
echo 'http://' . $temp;
hope this helps.
Edward Gray
Web Development Team
University of Mary Washington
540-654-1564
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