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Hi,
I'm using PHP preg_replace function.
I need to replace a word inside a text string, that DO NOT match these patterns :
<.*".* word.*".*>
<h[1-6].*>.*word.*</h[1-6].*>
The goal is to replace all occurences of a word inside the html code, on the condition that it's not part of a title ...
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Hello RegexAdvice users.
I am at this time trying to update my template system, and i have desidet to use regex insted of ALOT of explodes :D
I this i will start out with showing you what my templates look like.
code:<html>
<head>
<title>Some test</title>
</head>
<body>
<php:if ...
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Hi, I asking for help in my PHP code optimization. I try to rewrite my old/slow BBCode conversion function to use regex. The allowed BBCodes are
[ b]text[ /b]
[ i]text[ /i]
[ url]domain.com[ /url] or [ url]domain.com|domainname[ /url]
[ img]filename.ext[ /img] or [ img]filename.ext|description[ /img]
It is possible to construct ...
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Hi,
Anybody out there, I'd be immensly greatful if you helped me fix one regular expressions of mine.
Basically I've written a regular expression in PHP identifying a pattern of a certain type of URL
REGEX: /(http\:\/\/dx\.doi\.org\/.*?)(\s|$|;|>)/
it will catch strings of URLs from the 'http://dx.doi.org/' domain, looking ...
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It's OK, I think I've found the answer to my own question. The # signs bracket the actual regular expression, and the e and the s are modifiers - e is equivalent to PREG_REPLACE_EVAL and s is equivalent to PCRE_DOTALL. Maybe these are things which are so familiar to the experienced players that they almost go without saying, but ...
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I have a problem which seems similar to the one documented here, so I hope somebody reading this can help me too. I have a page of PHP code which works some of the time, but not always, so I'm trying to discover the bugs in it. It includes the line
preg_match_all('#<!-- start content -->(.*?)<!-- end content -->#es', ...
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Hi, I have a problem I can't seem to get past so its time to ask for help, I'm trying to extract url's
from a link that looks like this: <a href="http://www.somedomain.com/linktopage">[1]</a>
my guess was to use something like this, but I'm probably way off, but I used it because
it was very important to me ...
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