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Socoder -> Web Development -> Stripping tabs in PHP |
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| Mon, 09 Apr 2007, 00:09 | |
HoboBen
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Quick Q: How do I go about stipping tabs from a string in PHP? I seem to be able to do anything else, like spaces and words OK. I've googled a bit, but got confused. How do I manage please? Much ta 
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| Mon, 09 Apr 2007, 00:47 | |
shroom_monk
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Well, I've only just started PHP... *looks into PHP book...* Hmmm... aha! trim() is designed to knock off all whitespace from a string. That might help. uk3.php.net/trim -=-=- A mushroom a day keeps the doctor away... Keep It Simple, Shroom! |
| Mon, 09 Apr 2007, 05:15 | |
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ingenium1 |
$t = "abba babba"; $t = str_replace(" ", "",$t); Result: abbababba -=-=- Roger Federer is go(o)d. But he is not alone. Just relax... sometimes there's no need to argue. 
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| Mon, 09 Apr 2007, 07:24 | |
Phoenix
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Or, rather: $t = str_replace("\t", "",$t); |
| Tue, 10 Apr 2007, 15:38 | |
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HoboBen
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That looks promising. Cheers, phoenix. I never thought that a tab would be treated like a newline or other special instances, so I was treating it as text all along. Thanks @ingenium... I'd already been trying $t = str_replace(" ", "",$t); but it didn't do anything. @Shroom, I would have used that but I'm stripping from the middle of a string, however if I'd looked at that page properly, I should've been able to figure it out  Cheers-=-=- blog | work | code | more code |
| Tue, 10 Apr 2007, 15:58 | |
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mike_g |
\t should be it. Its the same in C if you want to put tabs in strings and stuff.
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| Tue, 10 Apr 2007, 16:00 | |
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HoboBen
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Yup, just tested and it worked Thanks everyone
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