angelrulez7 (2014-05-27 01:00:43)

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I've been working on an emoticon system for a while, and it doesn't work EXACTLY how I want to. :/
[code=*php]<?php
/* Emote function by Neonacid64 */
function emote($text){
$icons = array(
'Below' => '<img src="/emote/smile.png" alt="">',
'Below' => '<img src="/emote/unhappy.png" alt="">',
'Below' => '<img src="/emote/wink.png" alt="">',
'Below' => '<img src="/emote/mad.png" alt="">',
'These don't work due to plaza' => '<img src="/emote/happy.png" alt="">',
'These don't work due to plaza' => '<img src="/emote/unsure.png" alt=":/">'
);
return strtr($text,$icons);
}
echo emote("http:// :/" );
?>
[/code]
This is the result.

What I want to happen is that it won't work if it's part of a word, like http:// or that stupid " bug here. Sort of like Splashiverse.

I tried Stack Overflow. No help.

How do I do this?

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2014-05-27 08:02:29

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SPCOxion (2014-05-28 05:59:10)

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The same thing happened to me with a censor() function

Someone typed 'Advertisement', and it returned 'Adverti*****t'

All I did was add spaces around it.



(Apologies if the code is wrong, lel. It's been forever since I've used/edited/looked at it)

Just edit your code to do something like that.

...and, if that doesn't work, call me an idiot and listen to what Mega says

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2014-06-02 12:24:03

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angelrulez7 (2014-05-29 03:28:49)

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My problem is that I want them to work when there's no spaces, as long as there's no character in front of it.

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CoolApps (2014-05-29 19:44:14)

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^^^ So it wouldn't get in eehhhhhhh I mean nothing...



I would use str_replace() or use an other strategy with the array() function.


Can you put the actual code in http://notepad.cc?

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2014-05-30 02:46:40

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angelrulez7 (2014-06-01 17:07:51)

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LOL @mega

Uh, I wrote this code IN Notepad++, Leake.

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SPCOxion (2014-06-02 05:23:34)

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As long as there's no character in front of it?

Define 'character'.

If 'character' means 'space', then that's cpvered in the code I posted.

I highlighted the whitespace in front of the words and what I'm replacing them with, just so it's easier to see.

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angelrulez7 (2014-06-05 06:46:48)

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That will take long to redo, but I gotta do what I gotta do.

What if somebody, like for their bio, is just an emote, and it doesn't work?

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angelrulez7 (2014-06-05 08:34:53)

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I got it working.

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