PHP make thread

[Duckface]

Originally Posted by Duckface

Ahh, it's in some ways similar to java so I forget. Thank you.

How do you break a string to put it on two lines? So

PHP Code:

$threaddm->set('pagetext', 'Username Reporting: ' . $username); //THEN ADD SOMETHING TO THE NEXT LINE 


[MarkFL]

What I suggest doing for clarity, is to build all of your strings first and then set the values.

[Duckface]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

What I suggest doing for clarity, is to build all of your strings first and then set the values.

Hmm. Good tip.

I've tried using /n and /r but:

[MarkFL]

I misunderstood what you were wanting to do...try something like:

PHP Code:

$pagetext = $line1 . PHP_EOL . $line2 . PHP_EOL . $line3 


The constant "PHP_EOL" (End Of Line) is cross-platform compatible too.

[Duckface]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

I misunderstood what you were wanting to do...try something like:

PHP Code:

$pagetext = $line1 . PHP_EOL . $line2 . PHP_EOL . $line3 


The constant "PHP_EOL" (End Of Line) is cross-platform compatible too.

Thank you so much for your assistance today, you've truly helped my PHP development as well; which was atrocious .

[MarkFL]

I'm glad I was able to help you out.

[Duckface]

PHP Code:

$threaddm->set('parseurl', '1'); 


I tried that to ensure that the links are parsed; but it isn't finding that method.

What's the method name for parsing the links?

[Duckface]

How do I make the thread automatically parse the links?

I've tried:

PHP Code:

//$threaddm->set('parselinks', true);        //Not working 


And it doesn't work :/.

[kh99]

I think it might be:

PHP Code:

$threaddm->set_info('parseurl', true); 


ETA: And I think you might need to do that before pagetext is set.

[Duckface]

Originally Posted by kh99

I think it might be:

PHP Code:

$threaddm->set_info('parseurl', true); 


ETA: And I think you might need to do that before pagetext is set.

Yea I'll give that a try thanks.