Posted by Sean Kim on 01/10/08 06:33

From example in the book 'Programming PHP' (O'Reilly) (p.305)

$theKey = 'DESTINATION';
$target = '{' . $theKey . '}';
$inValues[$theKey] = 'some.php';

//$theTemplate = str_replace("\{$theKey}", $inValues[$theKey],
theTemplate);
//$theTemplate = str_replace("{$theKey}", $inValues[$theKey],
theTemplate);
$theTemplate = str_replace($target, $inValues[$theKey], $theTemplate);

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First commented line is from book example but not working.
Second one is also not working too. It replaces string and left '{}'. So
result is '{some.php}'
Third one is my solution and it is working. It gives 'some.php'

But I think there is some way to just use str_replace alone.


Thank you

Sean Kim

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