Command(help)

ok i was trying to make command but i have a promble do i echo out the command

here what i did
$help=array("/help");$help_to=array("Example");$post=str_replace($smiley_to'$post);

i have a status where do i but the script at

A true developer

oh you mean this
<?
$time_POST['time'];
$name_POST['name];
$email_POST['email];
$help_POST['help']=array("/help");$help_to=array("Example");$post=srt_replace($smiley_to'$post);
?>

oh

A true developer

ok i will

A true developer

I made my commands by exactly doing that, but my chatroom is very complicated. I believed that I could do it, so if you believe you can look forward to it!

Being different isn't bad (:

If(substr(0,1,$string)=="/"){
$array=split(" ", $string);
$command=$array[0];
$parameter=$array[1];

Switch ($command){
case(/help):
echo "Welcome to my website!";
break;
}
}

This is a simple command/parameter code. It supports a one-word command, and a one-word parameter.
Meaning commands can only be two words to work.
However, there is a way to correct this problem. I would show you, but it is a personal secret.

You must have some moderate php knowledge to use this code.

I know my apprehensions might never be allayed. And so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written...