FCKEditor help

[galaxyAbstractor]

I want to add like when they write [ PHP]text[ /PHP], it should become <source lang="php">text</source>

How would I do that?

 

[Scoochi2]

I personally have never used and don't know FCKeditor, but if you have the string as a variable in PHP (for example, by submitting a form with the POST method), then the following will do just that:

<?php
$string = 'my new array: [php]<?php $my_array = array(); ?>[/ php]';

$string = preg_replace("/\[php\](.+?)\[\/php\]/","<source lang=\"php\">$1</source>",$string);

echo $string;
?>

will output:

my new array: <source lang="php"><?php $my_array = array(); ?></source>

(space in example [/php] to prevent ending my own

block)

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

I personally have never used and don't know FCKeditor, but if you have the string as a variable in PHP (for example, by submitting a form with the POST method), then the following will do just that:

<?php
$string = 'my new array: [php]<?php $my_array = array(); ?>[/ php]';

$string = preg_replace("/\[php\](.+?)\[\/php\]/","<source lang=\"php\">$1</source>",$string);

echo $string;
?>

will output:

my new array: <source lang="php"><?php $my_array = array(); ?></source>

(space in example [/php] to prevent ending my own

block)[/quote]


nope does not work

 

[Scoochi2]

In that case, here's a few results from a quick Google search:
Understanding FCKe plugings
A possible similar plugin

 

[dickey]

What scoochi2 posted should've worked, basically what you want is to use a string parser and string replace functions. so it should have worked.

 

[Scoochi2]

What scoochi2 posted should've worked, basically what you want is to use a string parser and string replace functions. so it should have worked.

Indeed it does. The first thing I did was copy my entire code as is into a blank page.php
Next, I got rid of that space in the closing tag that I mentioned. Then I turned on PHP and ran it in my browser.
The following is what I saw:

my new array:

That's exactly what I expected to see. Doesn't mean it's right though
Next, I viewed the source of the page (because I know that the HTML <source> shouldn't give me any visible results, but as it is HTML, it will appear in the page source. The following is the source of my page:

my new array: <source lang="php"><?php $my_array = array(); ?></source>

So yes, it does work


Vigge, can you confirm the results? IE, did you view the page in your browser and think it's not showing the string? Can you check the source and see if it's in there at all?