Hmm... It works for me?
$welcome_html = "hihih [i]hihih[ei] gogogog[c]<br>fdsfdsf[ec]";
$welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[i]","<I>",$welcome_html);
$welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[ei]","</I>",$welcome_html);
$welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[c]","<center>",$welcome_html);
$welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[ec]","</center>",$welcome_html);
echo $welcome_html;
Regards,
Derek Truong
IntenseHost.com LLC http://www.intensehost.com
"Daniel Goldin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The following does what it's meant to do: replace [i} and [ei} with the
html
> eqivalenets.
>
> $welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[i]","<I>",$welcome_html);
> $welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[ei]","</I>",$welcome_html);
>
> Why does the following NOT work?
>
> $welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[c]","<center>",$welcome_html);
> $welcome_html = eregi_replace("\[ec]","</center>",$welcome_html);
>
> Any help gratefully appreciated.
>
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>
> Daniel Goldin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Creative Director 323.225.1926
>
> BlueLamp Productions
> www.blue-lamp.com
>
>
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