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author | natrak <> | 2001-06-26 14:58:00 +0000 |
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committer | natrak <> | 2001-06-26 14:58:00 +0000 |
commit | 564e3ed30f6e18a203b469a00481c3e87c24a7c4 (patch) | |
tree | dd83a1ac5e89e0beb275bed007862f6d02320ddd /modules/account.module | |
parent | 73b855f707c6620996fac1af63e1b8090a38d655 (diff) | |
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- Fixed some HTML errors in the help.
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1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/modules/account.module b/modules/account.module index ab4270743..db464623f 100644 --- a/modules/account.module +++ b/modules/account.module @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ function account_help() { <P>Regular expressions are very powerful but often get complicated and nothing in this write-up can change that. <P>A complete explanation of regular expressions is beyond the scope of this help system. A regular expression may use any of the following special characters/constructs:</P> <TABLE BORDER="1"> - <TR><TD>^</TD><TD>Matches the beginning of a string.<TD></TR> - <TR><TD>$</TD><TD>Matches the end of a string.<TD></TR> + <TR><TD>^</TD><TD>Matches the beginning of a string.</TD></TR> + <TR><TD>$</TD><TD>Matches the end of a string.</TD></TR> <TR><TD>.</TD><TD>Matches any character (including newline). For example the regular expression a.c would match the strings abc, adb, axb, but not axxc.<TD></TR> <TR><TD>a*</TD><TD>Matches any sequence of zero or more a characters.</TD></TR> <TR><TD>a+</TD><TD>Matches any sequence of one or more a characters.</TD></TR> @@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ function account_help() { </TABLE> <P><B>Examples:</B></P> <TABLE BORDER="1"> - <TR><TD>apple</TD><TD>Matches any string that has the text "apple" in it.<TD></TR> - <TR><TD>^apple$</TD><TD>Matches the exact string "apple".<TD></TR> - <TR><TD>^apple</TD><TD>Matches any string that starts with "apple".<TD></TR> + <TR><TD>apple</TD><TD>Matches any string that has the text "apple" in it.</TD></TR> + <TR><TD>^apple$</TD><TD>Matches the exact string "apple".</TD></TR> + <TR><TD>^apple</TD><TD>Matches any string that starts with "apple".</TD></TR> <TR><TD>domain\.com$</TD><TD>Matches any string that ends with "domain.com". Note that you have to escape the dot in domain.com.</TD></TR> </TABLE> <?php |