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… = 0,$j = count($paragraphs);$i < $j;$i++) { // create links around URLs $paragraphs[$i] = preg_replace('/((ht|f)tp:\/\/[^\s&]+)/','<a …

… @language.current_language_context:language_url Provided by …

… rules to replace settings with real values. --> <regexp pattern="\$db_url = 'mysql:\/\/username:password\@localhost\/databasename';" replace="\$db_url = '${drupal.destination.database.url}';" ignoreCase="true"/> <regexp pattern="\$db_prefix = '';" …

… for PHP by appending one of the following strings to the end of the URL. ?=PHPE9568F34-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42 …

… "broken doctype". This is the same as any normal doctype, but with the URL pointing to the DTD missing. Here are two examples. XHTML Strict …

… The usual example used is of a web server that can be accessed via a URL that is translated behind the scenes into an IP address, but IP …

… $query = "http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/geo?q=".urlencode($code)."&output=json&key=".$mapsApiKey; $data = …

… on the link. One way of doing this would be to add a parameter to the URL of the link, if the parameter is present then it is a user going …

… the other being the subjects. It will then create the necessary RSS URLs and use the multi-feed aggregator feature of SimplePie to collate … $feeds[] = 'http://upcoming.yahoo.com/syndicate/v2/search_all/?q='.urlencode($subject).'&loc='.$location.'&rt=1'; } } // create SimplePie …

… The setRedirect() function takes two parameters. The first is the URL to be redirected to and the second is the HTTP response code. …