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echo str_replace(',','&lt;br&gt;',$st<wbr />r);
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I would go with aminerd solution, even when you don't use xhtml at this stage.<br />
<br />
-r-
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I would go with aminerd solution, even when you don't use xhtml at this stage.

-r-

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why aminerd? there is nothing different!
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The difference is between &lt;br/&gt; (mine) and &lt;br&gt; (dedo's): one is valid XHTML, the other is not. Possibly not that big of a deal for you, but a difference nonetheless. :-)
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The difference is between <br/> (mine) and <br> (dedo's): one is valid XHTML, the other is not. Possibly not that big of a deal for you, but a difference nonetheless. :-)

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how can i insert a &lt;br&gt; where a &quot;comma&quot; appears in a string?<br />
<br />
my string example: this is, the string, i want, to, break, up<br />
<br />
result show look like:<br />
<br />
this is<br />
the string<br />
i want<br />
to<br />
break<br />
up<br />
<br />
ellandrd
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how can i insert a <br> where a "comma" appears in a string?

my string example: this is, the string, i want, to, break, up

result show look like:

this is
the string
i want
to
break
up

ellandrd

insert br at comma

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