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  1. LatheJockey81

    redirecting

    Now that this post is completely off topic ;) I just toss in a little javascript snippet if I want to redirect post header(I suppose you could make this a function if you use it a lot)... ?> <script type="text/javascript"> setTimeout(\'window.location="http://www.yourpagehere.com/"\',2000)...
  2. LatheJockey81

    BB style string replacement... and then some

    I got the [cn] tags.. it's the subpattern that just wasn't registering. So thanks again
  3. LatheJockey81

    BB style string replacement... and then some

    Thanks a lot... I ended up using preg_replace_callback to make the function call and replacement more streamlined... but it works :D Not to mention I looked at the pattern description a few times and it still made almost no sense ;) $pattern = "/\[cn\](.*?)\[\/cn\]/"; $news =...
  4. LatheJockey81

    BB style string replacement... and then some

    Sorry... address there is the currently working, but archaic old site... new one is still under construction so it's under the new.usoldiers.com subdomain
  5. LatheJockey81

    BB style string replacement... and then some

    I've successfully used str_replace(blah,blah,blah) to parse "tags" in news article posts for the website I'm working on(www.usoldiers.com)... But now I need to take the tags a step further... This clan(Yeah... I'm in a gaming clan) has started divisions... and the divisions have their own...

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