Brad Morton

The PHP str_replace() function replaces words or sections (known as substrings) in a string with other words or sentences, allowing you to modify or reformat text values (find and replace text). Syntax str_replace ( $search , $replace , $subject [, &$count ] ) Note that: $search is the string value being searched for – it can even be an array of strings if you wish to search for multiple values $replace is the value you wish to replace the $search value with – it can also be an array if … Read more

PHP is one of the most popular programming languages used to develop web applications and APIs. Linux is the system of choice for serving up your PHP code and is also an ideal PHP development environment. The PHP explode function is vital for processing user input. It takes a string (a series of characters) and splits it up into smaller strings by a given delimiter to specify the boundary of where the splits should occur. Syntax explode ( $delimiter , $string [, $limit ] ) Note that: $delimiter … Read more

PHP is one of the most popular programming languages used to develop web applications and APIs. Linux is the system of choice for serving up your PHP code and is also an ideal PHP development environment. The PHP substr function takes a string (a series of characters) and returns only the specified portion of it. Syntax substr ( $string , $start [, $length ] ) Note that: The function returns either the specified portion of the given $string (even if it’s empty) as a new string … Read more