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[ericrcan]

Ok, i know someone is going to say look at another tutoiral or search, but i did..i found it, but thats not how i wanted it...how can i have it so that it will show up like the forum? the only thing i need, is code. my code i ahve now, just changes the text type, adn shows the text..i want it to look like the forums..anyone know how? thanks

this is how i want it =)

Edited by zYpher, 26 January 2006 - 12:27 AM.

[Jynxis]

function bbcode($string) {
$replace = array(
	'@\[(?i)b\](.*?)\[/(?i)b\]@si',
	'@\[(?i)url=(.*?)\](.*?)\[/(?i)url\]@si',
	'@\[(?i)code\](.*?)\[/(?i)code\]@si'
);

$replacements = array ('<b>\\1</b>',
'<a href="\\1" target="_blank">\\2</a>', 
'<div class="BBCode">Code:</div>
 <div class="BBCode"> <font color=orange>\\1</font></div>'
);

$string = preg_replace($replace, $replacements, $string);
return $string;

}

basically thats a way of doing it

looking at

 '@\[(?i)b\](.*?)\[/(?i)b\]@si',

the (?i) checks the CaSe of the word(s)

so if you dont care whether or not they use
[VAR]
blah
[/VAR]

or

[var]
blah
[/var]


or
[vAr]
blah
[/vAr]


it would still show it right.

[Stu]

if you had used the forum search, you might have found this topic which may have been of some help:

http://www.pixel2lif...showtopic=17761

but if you didnt, then there it is anyways.

[rc69]

To get the code to display more like how the forum has it, i'd change the code to something more like:

function bbcode($string){
	$replace = array('#\[b\](.*?)\[/b\]#si',
					 '#\[url=(.*?)\](.*?)\[/url\]#si',
					 '#\[code\](.*?)\[/code\]#si');

	$replacements = array ('<b>\\1</b>',
						   '<a href="\\1" target="_blank">\\2</a>', 
						   '<div class="BBCode_title">Code:</div>'
						  .'<div class="BBCode_code">\\1</div>');

	$string = preg_replace($replace, $replacements, $string);
	return $string;
}

I removed the (?i)'s for the reason discussed here, and changed the html a bit. Basically, i changed the class names so he could have 1 css style defined for what is the red bar above the code, and another for the box containing the code. I also removed the font tag, not just because it's recommended you not use it, but because the BBCode_code style could also define any font styles you want, as well as the display of the box.

[ericrcan]

thanks rc69! Thats exactly i was looking for..I knew it was something like that, but im still learning PHP...Now its just time to edit the CSS Thanks man!

Quote

if you had used the forum search, you might have found this topic which may have been of some help:

http://www.pixel2lif...showtopic=17761

but if you didnt, then there it is anyways.

Quote

Ok, i know someone is going to say look at another tutoiral or search, but i did..i found it, but thats not how i wanted it...

[Jynxis]

rc69, on Jan 26 2006, 09:10 PM, said:

To get the code to display more like how the forum has it, i'd change the code to something more like:

function bbcode($string){
	$replace = array('#\[b\](.*?)\[/b\]#si',
					 '#\[url=(.*?)\](.*?)\[/url\]#si',
					 '#\[code\](.*?)\[/code\]#si');

	$replacements = array ('<b>\\1</b>',
						   '<a href="\\1" target="_blank">\\2</a>', 
						   '<div class="BBCode_title">Code:</div>'
						  .'<div class="BBCode_code">\\1</div>');

	$string = preg_replace($replace, $replacements, $string);
	return $string;
}

I removed the (?i)'s for the reason discussed here, and changed the html a bit. Basically, i changed the class names so he could have 1 css style defined for what is the red bar above the code, and another for the box containing the code. I also removed the font tag, not just because it's recommended you not use it, but because the BBCode_code style could also define any font styles you want, as well as the display of the box.

i gave him what i use... and mine works perfectly.

[HaloprO]

Just thought I would pop my head in here.

<?php
function parse ($string) {
	$search = array(
	   '#\[([bB])](.+)\[/([bB])]#',
	   '#\[([iI])](.+)\[/([iI])]#',
	   '#\[([uU])](.+)\[/([uU])]#',
	   '#\[([cC][oO][dD][eE])](.+)\[/([cC][oO][dD][eE])]#',
	   '#\[([iI][mM][gG])](.+)\[/([iI][mM][gG])]#',
	   '#\[([uU][rR][lL])](.+)\[/([uU][rR][lL])]#',
	   '#\[([uU][rR][lL])=(.*)](.+)\[/([uU][rR][lL])]#',
	   '#\[([cC][oO][lL][oO][rR])=(red|green|blue)](.+)\[/([cC][oO][lL][oO][rR])]#',
	   '#\[([sS][iI][zZ][eE])=(1|2|3|4|5|6|7)](.+)\[/([sS][iI][zZ][eE])]#',
	);
	$replace = array(
	   '<b>$2</b>',
	   '<i>$2</i>',
	   '<u>$2</u>',
	   '<code>$2</code>',
	   '<img src="$2" />',
	   '<a href="$2">$2</a>',
	   '<a href="$2">$3</a>',
	   '<font color="$2">$3</font>',
	   '<font size="$2">$3</font>',
	);
	return preg_replace($search, $replace, $string);
}
?>

You can add more colors and different sizes in [color] and [size]

[rc69]

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