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IntactDev

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So, I was on a random forum, and I wanted to look through the usernames, but they were horizontally laid out, and I wanted to make them into a vertical list. I googled around to find a little script to organize it, but I couldn't find one so I made one... Here is the small script, it's nothing special, and I'm not even sure if I used the right techniques.

Code:
<?php

$string = "string1, asddaf, fasfasf, fasfgkjashjgkfhag, af, afasfasf";

$tags = explode(', ', $string);

for($i = 0, $tags = explode(', ', $string); $i < count($tags); ++$i) { echo "String #{$k}: {$v}"; }
?>

Enjoy <3
 
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Brackson

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I'm not sure what this script is supposed to do, haha.

An explanation would be appreciated.
 

Brackson

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Say for example you had a list of names like this - "jerry, bob, mark, fred"

It would output
Jerry,
bob,
mark,
fred
But he said that he was viewing a forum, and decided to make this. This is local-only, and you can't apply it to a website that does this.

He should have mentioned in the OP that it wouldn't be useful for using it on other websites.
 

IntactDev

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But he said that he was viewing a forum, and decided to make this. This is local-only, and you can't apply it to a website that does this.

He should have mentioned in the OP that it wouldn't be useful for using it on other websites.

Dude. You know how on vB at the bottom it says "Users that were online today"? I wanted to look through all of that to see if I could find a username that might've been someone that I know. I didn't know their username, but if I saw their username I would figure it out right away.

I then made this script to do what said.
Say for example you had a list of names like this - "jerry, bob, mark, fred"

It would output
Jerry,
bob,
mark,
fred
 

Markshall

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But he said that he was viewing a forum, and decided to make this. This is local-only, and you can't apply it to a website that does this.

He should have mentioned in the OP that it wouldn't be useful for using it on other websites.
It doesn't matter whether the site that inspired him to make this wont use it, someone could need a script similar to this and here it is.
 

Heaplink

Developer & Designer
Nov 9, 2011
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Even smaller

PHP:
foreach($tags = ; as $k => $v) { echo "String #{$k}: {$v}"; }

Small and much faster

PHP:
for($i = 0, $tags = explode(', ', $string); $i < count($tags); ++$i) { echo "String #{$k}: {$v}"; }
 

IntactDev

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Nov 22, 2012
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Even smaller

PHP:
foreach($tags = ; as $k => $v) { echo "String #{$k}: {$v}"; }

Small and much faster

PHP:
for($i = 0, $tags = explode(', ', $string); $i < count($tags); ++$i) { echo "String #{$k}: {$v}"; }
That's for this; updated OP.
 

jayk

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Sounds good, don't fully understand what this is supposed to do. But, I am a nub a PHP.
Anyways, good work.
 

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