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14.11.2009, 18:12

Hi, this might not only off topic but off forum! anyway i know nothing of html but i was wondering can i create a code that i can paste into my website that you cn type in something and it will come out in another text box but with each letter replaced with a different letter like this:

input:

southclaw

output:

ЉǾǖŦĦЗŁΛẄ

so i can configure it to put those cool letters on each letter of the alphabet

i've seen this before wth upside down letters [http://upsidedownletters.blogspot.co...n-letters.html]

thanks for any help

[this probably sounds really stupid and pointless!]

iLinx · 14.11.2009, 18:16

php and ajax would be the way i would do it

14.11.2009, 18:25

lol don't know them either! any ideas on how to do it?

iLinx · 14.11.2009, 19:02

using php string functions to replace each of the characters with new ones and using ajax to update the bottom textbox without the need of a refresh
i would use this to replace the characters ( http://w3schools.com/php/func_string_str_ireplace.asp )
and heres an example on how ajax can be used with php ( http://w3schools.com/php/php_ajax_suggest.asp )

Westie · 14.11.2009, 19:18

You don't even need to use AJAX, you can just implement it straight in pure JS.

14.11.2009, 22:15

lol i think this is a bit of a big thing for me to take on when i don't know anything about

i might try when i know a bit more about it

thnks for your replies tho

mamorunl · 14.11.2009, 22:34

Aren't there a lot of these scripts on the net already?

If you want them to work differently, get the source code and edit them to your needs

15.11.2009, 11:08

i could probably work it out if i had the source but i don't know how to get it lol

iLinx · 15.11.2009, 17:47

if its javascript -> go to page -> view source
The code will probably be somewhere in the <head></head> tags, either directly in the <head></head> or as a link to an external js script file

Westie · 15.11.2009, 18:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by iLinx

if its javascript -> go to page -> view source
The code will probably be somewhere in the <head></head> tags, either directly in the <head></head> or as a link to an external js script file

.. or anywhere where <script> is valid.

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