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Title : Making sure a string containes only digits or no digits.
Categories : Strings, PHP, Regexps
Boaz Yahav
Date : Apr 07th 1998
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<?
function only_digits ($string)
{
if (ereg_replace("[^0-9]","",$string)==$string) return 1;
else return 0;
}

function no_digits ($string)
{
if (ereg_replace("[0-9]","",$string)==$string) return 1;
else return 0;
}
?>



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 V. Alex Brennen wrote :111
Here`s one which will allow decimal numbers:

function only_decimal_digits($string)
{
  if(ereg_replace("[^0-9.]","",$string)==$string) return 1;
  else return 0;
}

function only_comma_delimited_digits($string)
{
  if(ereg_replace("[^0-9,]","",$string)==$string) return 1;
  else return 0;
}

function only_comma_delimited_decimal_digits($string)
{
  if(ereg_replace("[^0-9.,]","",$string)==$string) return 1;
  else return 0;
}

Ok, you get the idea.  ereg_replace returns a string - the 
if statement compares the string that the ereg_replace call
returns.  If they match, a 1 or TRUE is returned.  If they
do not match a 0 or FALSE is returned.  The syntax of the
ereg_replace call is [(range)], the ^ inverts it (not).  So
the ereg_replace calls say "Replace anything that is not in
the range [0-9.] (or what ever you place in that range)". 
Then the if statment checks to see if ereg_replace did
replace anything.

   - VAB