Comments on: Create your own BBCode, using PHP http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/ PHPit has dozens of PHP articles, codesnippets and FAQ's. Sun, 03 Aug 2008 19:17:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: reZo http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-90400 Mon, 02 Apr 2007 00:43:59 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-90400 Hey there, Nice tutorial. However, I have a question. It's been a few months since I've worked on my own BBCode class. However, when doing so, I was trying to get GeSHi to work with my BBCode class. The which I did this, was call a separate function from within my BBCode class, which would call the correct GeSHi settings and such. However, I found when I called GeSHi, it was messing up the value which it retrieved, and returned it as a literal \\1 or $1. Depending on what I gave it for the preg_replace parameter. I'm trying to make GeSHi work with my BBCode class basicly, so GeSHi doesn't return \\1 or $1 but returns the parsed GeSHi output instead. Hope you understand what I mean, have you got any suggestions for this? I guess I should get down and dirty with GeSHi perhaps? As I said, it's been a couple months since I have done any work on my BBCode class, but from memory I could return the valid output I wanted from a custom function instead of \\1 and such. Hey there,

Nice tutorial. However, I have a question. It’s been a few months since I’ve worked on my own BBCode class. However, when doing so, I was trying to get GeSHi to work with my BBCode class. The which I did this, was call a separate function from within my BBCode class, which would call the correct GeSHi settings and such.

However, I found when I called GeSHi, it was messing up the value which it retrieved, and returned it as a literal \\1 or $1. Depending on what I gave it for the preg_replace parameter. I’m trying to make GeSHi work with my BBCode class basicly, so GeSHi doesn’t return \\1 or $1 but returns the parsed GeSHi output instead.

Hope you understand what I mean, have you got any suggestions for this? I guess I should get down and dirty with GeSHi perhaps?

As I said, it’s been a couple months since I have done any work on my BBCode class, but from memory I could return the valid output I wanted from a custom function instead of \\1 and such.

]]> by: Viper007Bond http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-10010 Thu, 03 Aug 2006 10:51:16 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-10010 Thanks a lot for this! Been meaning to learn regex. :D Thanks a lot for this! Been meaning to learn regex. :D

]]> by: Mikael http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-3732 Fri, 16 Jun 2006 11:38:46 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-3732 If user has closed tags in wrong order it breaks web page (if using xhtml strict) like: [b]something[i]very[/b] If user has closed tags in wrong order it breaks web page (if using xhtml strict) like: [b]something[i]very[/b]

]]> by: tonto http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-837 Mon, 20 Mar 2006 23:21:12 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-837 Good tut. I tried making it into a function but it wouldn't return the variable. Good tut. I tried making it into a function but it wouldn’t return the variable.

]]> by: myself http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-564 Thu, 09 Feb 2006 05:27:58 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-564 I can't seem to get this to work...on the site I'm creating, I have a form, that sends to a page that puts everything into the database. and then another page that displays the messages. I have tried to put it into both those pages, and it doesn't work on neither on...I have tried changing $str to $post and still wont work...my site just seems to ignore the function and posts everything as you type it. Any idea's what I could be doing wrong? Its prolly something small and stupid, but I can't figure it out thanks I can’t seem to get this to work…on the site I’m creating, I have a form, that sends to a page that puts everything into the database. and then another page that displays the messages. I have tried to put it into both those pages, and it doesn’t work on neither on…I have tried changing $str to $post and still wont work…my site just seems to ignore the function and posts everything as you type it. Any idea’s what I could be doing wrong? Its prolly something small and stupid, but I can’t figure it out
thanks

]]> by: James http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-437 Tue, 17 Jan 2006 14:28:19 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-437 cool, i have a similar set up on my site however i only check for [code] ... [/code] How could i get the syntax highlighting as you have on your site? I've tried using highlight_string("$1") but it's not having any affect?!? cool, i have a similar set up on my site however i only check for [code] … [/code]
How could i get the syntax highlighting as you have on your site? I’ve tried using highlight_string(”$1″) but it’s not having any affect?!?

]]> by: Joshua Gigg http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-280 Fri, 16 Dec 2005 08:25:23 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-280 That was meant to be [/blockquote] replace [ with That was meant to be [/blockquote] replace [ with

]]> by: Joshua Gigg http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-279 Fri, 16 Dec 2005 08:24:40 +0000 http://phpit.net/article/create-bbcode-php/#comment-279 Thanks for this tutorial, however, wouldn't it be better for the quote to have $str .= '</blockquote>'; as $str .= $close; Thanks for this tutorial, however, wouldn’t it be better for the quote to have $str .= ‘

‘; as

$str .= $close;

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