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Do you think you could explain your needs a little more? I'm sure we'd be able to help you if you get stuck on a tutorial. Try http://www.phpfreaks.com/ - they have specific articles that may help, as well as a host of other tutorials. Try http://www.w3schools.com/ - get the basics of PHP down here. +CurTis-

Thanks a lot for those replies!!Yes, as you can see, I have literally no experience with ASM. I know a little bit about it.I am currently on a Win32 platform, and am not in the position to have an extra linux machine right now. I also know about hex, binary, decima, ascii relations, as I started to get more acquainted with those when I joined mod-x.Thanks again for your help,+CurTis-

First of all, if you are just trying to escape HTML characters use: -htmlentities() OR -htmlspecialchars() which are built-in PHP functions. If you are just trying to learn regexp, more power to you! In PCRE regular expressions, there are several types of delimiters you can use for your patterns <?php# This finds all tags$pattern = "@<\w+?[^>]>@is"; // @ is the delimiter in pattern.?>That was a very eloquent pattern, mastercomputers. I just recently started using look aheads/behinds, and have had fun toying around with them Also, if you want to print out mastercomputers' result with preg_match, try the following for some good practice: <?php$file = "path/to/file";$handle = @file_get_contents($file) or die("File not acquired!\n</body>\n</html>"); // This is safer!$pattern = "#Latest\sMember:\s.+?(?=\s)#i";if ( preg_match($pattern, $handle, $matches) ){ print "<pre>\n".print_r($matches)."\n<pre>\n";}else{ print "<p>Nothing found =(";}# Finds all matchesif ( preg_match_all($pattern, $handle, $matches) ){ # $matches is now a 2-dimensional array print "<pre>\n".print_r($matches)."\n</pre>\n";}else{ print "Nothing found =(";}?> Peace,+CurTis-

Hello everyone!I recently googled Assembly, trying to learn a little more about it. However, the results I skimmed through were very cryptic. I have programming experience, and am not a complete n00b to certain concepts.I am just curious about where to go if you don't really know anything about Assembly. How to get started, what you need, etc., etc.I'd appreciate anyone's help, thanks,+CurTis-

Very nice forums and site! My name is Curtis, I don't care whether you call me by that or some variant of my screen name. I have been into Web development for a little over a year now, and have become proficient in (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. I'm a standards FREAK, and sincerely hope that IE will embrace standards soon (IE 7 soon?). I can do certain things in Perl, but am no guru. For the most part of the end of last year and up until now, I have been focusing on programming and security issues that arise in Web server administration. I can answer just about anything when it comes to setting up Apache, Perl, PHP, Python, and MySQL on a Win32 platform. I have set up each on my computer, locally; I use Windows XP: Professional. I also have IIS running on Port 8080 so that I can experiment with the ASP side of things. My current site is being hosted by aboho, which is also a good community (not trying to advertise, honest!). I have learned a lot from gaining experience with cPanel, phpMyAdmin, and phpBB forum software. When I read the forum requirements here that said quality was preferred over quantity, I felt like this would be a good community with which to be involved. Thanks for having me on your forums! +CurTis-