There are hundreds of examples of how to use the Javascript String Replace function. However these are often very simple examples and do not fully show the potential power of this easy to use method. So when I came across a more complex real-life problem that required the use of javascript string replace - I thought it might be useful to others to share it.
Lots of apps are now looking for php 5.2 to run but Fedora 6 currently only updates to 5.1 in the repositories. The update does not appear straight-forward, however after much googling I found a solution that worked for me here . Simply follow these steps ... You need to login using ssl ( then su for admin ) or similar console ...
The process of upgrading PHP on my windows XP system proved to be a painful one, the following error in particular proved difficult to fix or find helpful information on . PHP Startup: Unable to load Dynamic Library php_openssl.dll The operating sytem cannot run %1 This issue is I believe caused by a mismatch of dll versions. php_openssl.dll is dependant on two other dll's ssleay32.dll and libeay32.dll . Both these dll's should be in your default php directory.