A 1337 Phrase Maker

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Submitted on: 10/8/2002 6:02:09 PM
By: Jason DeLuca
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: Unrated
Compatibility:PHP 3.0, PHP 4.0

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This Script Turns Phrases Into A 1337 Phrase. Most People will be unfamiliar with the 1337 language, but if you use this script enouh, you will learn.

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    //**************************************
    //     
    // Name: A 1337 Phrase Maker
    // Description:This Script Turns Phrases
    //     Into A 1337 Phrase. Most People will be 
    //     unfamiliar with the 1337 language, but i
    //     f you use this script enouh, you will le
    //     arn.
    // By: Jason DeLuca
    //
    //This code is copyrighted and has    // limited warranties.Please see http://
    //     www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/Sh
    //     owCode.asp?txtCodeId=769&lngWId;=8    //for details.    //**************************************
    //     
    
    <?
    if ($_POST['word'])
    {
    $_POST["word"] = str_replace("a","4",$_POST["word"]); // set the value of each letter
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("e","3",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("g","6",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("i","1",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("l","1",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("o","0",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("q","9",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("s","5",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("t","7",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("A","4",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("E","3",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("G","6",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("I","1",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("L","1",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("O","0",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("Q","9",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("S","5",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("T","7",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("you","j00",$_POST["word"]);
    	$_POST["word"] = str_replace("You","j00",$_POST["word"]);
    	?>
    <h2>Here it is <font color="red">1337ed</a></h2>
    <br><font color="black"><b><? echo $_POST["word"]; ?></b></a>
    <?
    }
    else
    {
    	?>
    	<html>
    	<head>
    	<title>1337</title>
    	</head>
    	<body>
    	<h1>1337 Phrase Maker</h1>
    	<form method="post" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?>">
    	Enter What You Would Like turned into 1337
    	<br><input type="text" name="word">
    	<br><table><td><input type="reset" Value="Clear It"></td><td><input type="Submit" value="1337 	It"></td><tr></table>
    	</form>
    	<br>
    	<?
    }
    ?>
    </body>
    </html>

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10/9/2002 5:01:42 PM:Charles Chadwick

Despite the fact that I'm not a big fan 
of 1337 language, an easier way to do 
this might be like so:
$replaceArray 
= Array("a"=>"4", "e"=>"3", "g"=>"6", 
"i"=>"1", "l"=>"1", "o"=>"0", "q"=>"9", 
"s"=>"5", 
"t"=>"7", "A"=>"4", 
"E"=>"3", "G"=>"6", "I"=>"1", "L"=>"1", 
"O"=>"0", "Q"=>"9", 
"S"=>"5", 
"T"=>"7", "you"=>"j00", 
"You"=>"j00");
$word = 
$_POST["word"];
foreach($replaceArray
 as $key=>$value)
{
	$word = 
str_replace($key, $value, 
$word);
}
echo 
$word;
Associative arrays are your 
friend.

10/9/2002 5:04:21 PM:Charles Chadwick

Sorry bout the formatting. That's PSC 
for you.

10/9/2002 6:39:53 PM:Jason DeLuca

:-P

1/8/2003 11:16:59 AM:Sam Moses Mz

1 d0n'7 637 17.

2/24/2003 2:10:35 AM:

It donesn't work

12/14/2003 1:31:46 AM:Jamie K

lol... nubs... leet language is so 
old...

1/14/2004 2:02:59 AM:

hi... jamie... k... :)...

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