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    2006-02-10

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    This is a PHP remake of the Parker Brothers' game, Boggle. I give all credit to them for thinking up such a great game! I (a PHP newbie) needed a silent version of the game since we have a newborn. Oh, make sure the timer.php file is in the same directory as the boggle.php. Enjoy!

    By : T_Ringz

    <html><head><title>Boggle</title></head>
    <body align=center bgcolor=black>
    <?php
    $dice1=array("E","Y","R","L","T","T");
    $dice2=array("E","O","S","S","I","T");
    $dice3=array("N","H","Z","L","R","N");
    $dice4=array("E","T","V","R","H","W");
    $dice5=array("L","R","D","I","X","E");
    $dice6=array("O","O","B","B","A","J");
    $dice7=array("W","E","E","N","H","G");
    $dice8=array("I","U","M","C","O","T");
    $dice9=array("T","I","S","D","Y","I");
    $dice10=array("E","N","S","I","E","U");
    $dice11=array("A","H","O","P","C","S");
    $dice12=array("H","Qu","I","M","M","U");
    $dice13=array("A","G","E","E","N","A");
    $dice14=array("O","O","A","T","T","W");
    $dice15=array("K","S","A","F","P","F");
    $dice16=array("Y","V","E","R","L","D");
    $die=array("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","10","11","12","13","14","15","16");
    $die2=array("1"=>$dice1,"2"=>$dice2,"3"=>$dice3,"4"=>$dice4,"5"=>$dice5,"6"=>$dice6,"7"=>$dice7,"8"=>$dice8,"9"=>$dice9,"10"=>$dice10,"11"=>$dice11,"12"=>$dice12,"13"=>$dice13,"14"=>$dice14,"15"=>$dice15,"16"=>$dice16)

    ?>
    <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>
    <center><table border=1 bgcolor=white width=270><tr>


    <?php
    $gameboard=array();
    $i=0;
    while($i<=15)
    {
    $gameboard[$i]=randomize($gameboard, $i, $die);
    $temp=$gameboard[$i];
    $k=$i+1;
    if ($i==4 or $i==8 or $i==12)
    {
    echo "</tr><tr>";
    }
    $boggletemp=$die2[$k];
    $boggleletter=$boggletemp[rand(0,5)];
    echo '<td align=center><font style=font-size:47 color=blue>'.$boggleletter.'</font></td>';
    $i++;

    }
    function randomize($array1, $counter, $arrayX)
    {
    $array1[$counter]=$arrayX[rand(0,15)];
    $temp = $array1[$counter];
    if ((validation($temp, $array1))=="TRUE")
    {
    return $array1[$counter];
    } else {
    return (randomize ($array1, $counter, $arrayX));

    }

    }


    function validation($temp2, $array2)
    {
    $outer=count($array2)-1;
    for($j=0; $j<$outer; $j++)
    {
    if($temp2==$array2[$j])
    {
    return "FALSE";
    }
    }

    return "TRUE";

    }

    ?>
    </table>
    <p>
    <form action=timer.php method=post>
    <input type=submit value="Start Timer!">
    </form>
    <p>
    </body>
    </html>


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