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if you need to end up with a string you can jut do what you said:<br />
<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40645313-1">$arr = explode(',', $rows1['gphours']);
$end_string = implode('&lt;br&gt;', $arr);</code></pre>
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if you need to end up with a string you can jut do what you said:



$arr = explode(',', $rows1['gphours']);
$end_string = implode('<br>', $arr);

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Perfect, did the job nicely.... Thanks - I thought I was nearly there, it's been a long day, so thanks for your quick response.
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Perfect, did the job nicely.... Thanks - I thought I was nearly there, it's been a long day, so thanks for your quick response.

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Thanks for points but I was sure you would choose rjohnsonjr solutions: simpler, quicker and definitely more intelligent. My solution is intricate without reason. Please, consider to request attention to the moderator using the link immediately below the question box and award points to rjohnsonjr: he deserves points and future members could find my bad solution instead of the good one :-)
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Thanks for points but I was sure you would choose rjohnsonjr solutions: simpler, quicker and definitely more intelligent. My solution is intricate without reason. Please, consider to request attention to the moderator using the link immediately below the question box and award points to rjohnsonjr: he deserves points and future members could find my bad solution instead of the good one :-)

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I would choose the str_replace() method also.
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I would choose the str_replace() method also.

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a value which is pulled from a MySql query which looks like this:<br />
<br />
$rows1['gphours']<br />
<br />
This value contains text like this:<br />
<br />
Monday 9-5, Tuesday 10-4, Wednesday 9-4<br />
<br />
What i need to do is perform an explode or implode and add a &lt;br&gt;, so the output looks like:<br />
<br />
Monday 9-5<br />
Tuesday 10-4<br />
Wednesday 9-4<br />
<br />
I can't think how to get it going....<br />
<br />
Any help much appreciated.
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Hi,
    I have a value which is pulled from a MySql query which looks like this:

$rows1['gphours']

This value contains text like this:

Monday 9-5, Tuesday 10-4, Wednesday 9-4

What i need to do is perform an explode or implode and add a <br>, so the output looks like:

Monday 9-5
Tuesday 10-4
Wednesday 9-4

I can't think how to get it going....

Any help much appreciated.

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