[PHP] Using html-style tags to define a variable

I recall seeing a thread along these lines previously, but the search functionality at lists.php.net is currently offline, and try as I might to save messages that may prove useful to me in the future, I cannot get them all. So I apologize that this may be found elsewhere, or may be rehash for

Re: [PHP] Holy Moly...

Well, this *is* a good list, but the subjects tend to be of a more intermediate nature .. You gotta know a little before you know what to ask. I would reccomend staying subscribed and just skimming subject headings for things topics that sound interesting to you. It's surprisingly easy to get a

[PHP] hello and a question

Hi. I just joined the list and, of course, I have a question. I've searched for quite a bit of time now, but to no avail.. mostly, I suspect, because all the relevant search terms are to broad. But heres my problem: I have a journal I whipped up and tweak often that uses PHP and MySQL (no small

Re: [PHP] Re: hello and a question

. Thanks much, sir. --kevin On 21 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kevin Keeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: $entry_hidden = eregi_replace(hide.+/hide,hidden,$entry); try: $entry_hidden = preg_replace(|hide.+?/hide|i,hidden,$entry); .+ is 'greedy', meaning it consumes as much as text

[PHP] wildcard redirecting

Sorry, I couldn't think of a well-worded, descriptive title for what I'm trying to do. As I believe I mentioned before, I use PHP and MySQL to keep a journal. all the entries are accessed by /index.phtml?id=23 , where 23 is replaced by the id of the entry you want. A problem I'm having is that

[PHP] -- to check airfares

has anyone seen a script that checks a travel site (such as travelovity or expedia or even yahoo) and sucks out the relevant prices for certina destinations? If not, I'm thinking I could do it, but I was just wondering if anyone had an opinion on which site would be the simplest and cleanest to