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woops on line 5 it should be $link = &quot;&lt;a href='blog_feed.php?tag=$t<wbr />ag'&gt;$tag&lt;/<wbr />a&gt;&quot;;<br />

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woops on line 5 it should be $link = "<a href='blog_feed.php?tag=$tag'>$tag</a>";


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Hello,<br />
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I have a text field in my database, it i used for meta tags, the user enters them into the system as so...<br />
learning, &nbsp;training, accessibility <br />
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so i want to extract the items between the commas and display as text AND wrap some HTML around it...<br />
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I have no idea how to do this and spent the last hour reading &nbsp;php.net with no luck.. this is my code so far<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8224463">So far I have come up with this...

$str = $row_Recordset_getevent['blog_meta_tags'];

print_r(explode(',', $str, -1));

which will output...

Array ( [0] =&gt; learning [1] =&gt; training [2] =&gt; accessibility ) 

What I want it to output is...

&lt;a href=&quot;blog_feed.php?tag=learning&quot;&gt;learning&lt;/a&gt;, &lt;a href=&quot;blog_feed.php?tag=training&quot;&gt;training&lt;/a&gt;,&lt;a href=&quot;blog_feed.php?tag=accessibility&quot;&gt;accessibility&lt;/a&gt;

And even better, if I could get inside the out put and add some PHP functions, that would be great...</code></pre>
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Hello,

I have a text field in my database, it i used for meta tags, the user enters them into the system as so...
learning,  training, accessibility 

so i want to extract the items between the commas and display as text AND wrap some HTML around it...

I have no idea how to do this and spent the last hour reading  php.net with no luck.. this is my code so far

 

remove array text from print_r and add some html...

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