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02-23-2003, 03:44 AM
hello
Members of my forums use English and Arabic letters in their names.
For memberlist.php to show the english and arabic letters list, I have added the following loop:
for ($i=193;$i<224;$i++) {
$letter = chr($i); $linkletter = $letter;
if ($ltr==$letter) {
eval("\$letterbits .= \"".gettemplate("memberlist_letterselected")."\";");
} else {
eval("\$letterbits .= \"".gettemplate("memberlist_letter")."\";");
}
}
I have noted that most of arabic letters in the ASCII table are between 193 and 224, but there are missing letters, I wish someone knows the exact start and end of Arabic letters.
This is not my main question, my question is: Where to put a "<br>" string to make the arabic letters come in a separate line?
Regards
Members of my forums use English and Arabic letters in their names.
For memberlist.php to show the english and arabic letters list, I have added the following loop:
for ($i=193;$i<224;$i++) {
$letter = chr($i); $linkletter = $letter;
if ($ltr==$letter) {
eval("\$letterbits .= \"".gettemplate("memberlist_letterselected")."\";");
} else {
eval("\$letterbits .= \"".gettemplate("memberlist_letter")."\";");
}
}
I have noted that most of arabic letters in the ASCII table are between 193 and 224, but there are missing letters, I wish someone knows the exact start and end of Arabic letters.
This is not my main question, my question is: Where to put a "<br>" string to make the arabic letters come in a separate line?
Regards