Well... so far my results are that the smilie tag gets replaced with <img src="" alt="" />
the function goes like this:
function doSmilies($data)
{
$smilie_regex = array();
$smilie_replace = array();
$sql = "SELECT smilie_id,smilie_tag,smilie_img,smilie_alt FROM content_smilies ORDER BY smilie_id ASC";
$q = mysql_query($sql,$this->getConn());
while($r = mysql_fetch_array($q)) {
array_push($smilie_regex,'/'. $r['smilie_tag'] .'/s');
array_push($smilie_replace,'<img src="'. $smilie_img .'" alt="'. $smilie_alt .'" />');
}
ksort($smilie_regex);
ksort($smilie_replace);
$data = preg_replace($smilie_regex,$smilie_replace,$data);
return $data;
}
Any reason whys its not putting the image login and alt text in the image replacement?
Thanks
slowmo wrote:
> Simple solution would be to run through all the
> records in content_smilies and search for tags in
> $data. If it is found, do a replacement.
> One way or another, you will have to cycle through
> all the smileys to do a replacement.
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at 02/02/06 07:30PM by
> slowmo.
Many Thanks,
~ Wills