I don't think you can since the plural form of English
words can vary, woman, women, families, family, foot,
feet, church, churches, sheep, sheep, road, roads...
?
rm
--- "Robert V. Zwink" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone every written a function in php to
pluralize an english word,
We use something like this to changing some sections
of the web page based on the day of the year
#day number of the year, ex day 181, 183, 183
$subPartQuery=date("z")";
or
# day of the week 0=sunday mon=1, tue=3
$subPartQuery=date("w")";
select from database where day_col =
FWIW, some time back I had to change the owner of a
domain name from my name to a corp name. Basically,
you have to get the forms from Network Solutions, fill
out the page, get it notorized and fax it back to
network solutions, you can mail it if you want.
Change over takes a couple of days if
No answer, but a question. I noticed you're using, in
effect, two id's for each entry, a id number and a doc
id number. The first is accomplished thru
auto-increment. Wouldn't it be easier to us just one
id number, a=LAST_INSERT_ID(id+b) and reserve the
first 10k numbers (b), whatever is
Actually alabanza hosts a number of "hosting"
companies from their baltimore sp? location. About
two weeks ago a "hosting" service I used went down,
they use alabanza as well, down for almost two days.
Then when it did come up, the permissions were all
wrong and I couldn't change the files for
There's a code section at zend.com. I noticed someone
wrote an email check routine that checks for all
domains and the correct format. You might try there.
rm
--- "W.D." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm testing email address, but want to test not only
characters but the @
sign and for .com,
We process a lot of documents, some text, some html,
etc. I need to be able to strip out all characters
below an ascii number and above an ascii number.
Currently I check character by character, above or
below a particular number the character is deleted or
replaced in the new string. Anyone run
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