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Admin: /* recurseCategories */

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recurseCategories

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	==recurseCategories==		==recurseCategories==
-	This function creates an array of categories and sub-categories. You ~~may~~ pass ~~either an array of~~	+	This function creates an array of categories and sub-categories. You must pass only a single category to this function. Given the following category structure:
-	~~multiple categories or~~ a single category to this function. Given the following category structure:	+

	1 -> Top Category<br />		1 -> Top Category<br />
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	If passed the category 3, recurseCategories would return an array containing: 3, 4, and 5.		If passed the category 3, recurseCategories would return an array containing: 3, 4, and 5.
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-	~~If passed an array containing 3 and 2, recurseCategories would return an array containing: 2, 3, 4 and 5.~~

	Example:		Example:

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author_link

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isNumber

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	Example:		Example:

		+	<pre>
	$sid = isset($_GET['sid']) && isNumber($_GET['sid']) ? $_GET['sid'] : 0;		$sid = isset($_GET['sid']) && isNumber($_GET['sid']) ? $_GET['sid'] : 0;
		+	</pre>

	==check_prefs==		==check_prefs==

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write_error

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find_naughty

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	Example:		Example:
-		+	<pre>
	if(find_naughty($dirtywords)) $output .= write_message("Bad words!");		if(find_naughty($dirtywords)) $output .= write_message("Bad words!");
	else $output .= write_message("What an angel!");		else $output .= write_message("What an angel!");
		+	</pre>

	==replace_naughty==		==replace_naughty==

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replace_naughty

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	Example:		Example:
-		+	<pre>
	$cleaned = replace_naughty($dirty);		$cleaned = replace_naughty($dirty);
		+	</pre>

	==write_message==		==write_message==

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format_email

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	==format_email==		==format_email==
	This function displays emails replacing the @ and . symbols with [at] and [dot] to help foil spam bots.		This function displays emails replacing the @ and . symbols with [at] and [dot] to help foil spam bots.
		+
		+	Example:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	$email = "you@yoursite.com";
		+	$myemail = format_email($email);
		+	</pre>

	==title_link==		==title_link==

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title_link

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escapestring

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	Example:		Example:

		+	<pre>
	$result = dbquery("INSERT INTO testtable(`id`, `val`) VALUES('1', '".escapestring("my text")."')");		$result = dbquery("INSERT INTO testtable(`id`, `val`) VALUES('1', '".escapestring("my text")."')");
		+	</pre>

	==format_email==		==format_email==

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format_story

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	==format_story==		==format_story==
	This function is used to display text information including story chapters, notes, and news items. The function		This function is used to display text information including story chapters, notes, and news items. The function
-	determines if there are already <p> or <br /> tags present in the text. If these tags are not present, the	+	determines if there are already <p> or <br /> tags present in the text. If these tags are not present, the function runs nl2br on the text to add the proper formatting. The function also strips slashes from the text
-	function runs nl2br on the text to add the proper formatting. The function also strips slashes from the text	+
	and attempts to correct some common bad characters created by MS Word.		and attempts to correct some common bad characters created by MS Word.

	Example:		Example:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	$text = format_story($text);
		+	</pre>

	==escapestring==		==escapestring==