I want to check if the value is \'H\' or \'T\' or else it can be \'H\' orelse it can be \'T\' or both \'H\' and \'T\'
Do you have any idea why this regex does not match the code below? $regex = \"!<title>(.*?)</title>!i\";
I\'m trying to use this php script in order to locate a stock quote from yahoo finance. The problem I\'m having is that when the script is run it generates no results. This leads me to believe that my
The code below fails to detect a single instance of the occurance. =O Whats wrong? =\\ How do I detect the following lines (which begin with a newline) that begin with an asterisk ? I\'m at a loss. T
I have a pregmatch with the following search : $regexp = \"&l开发者_运维技巧t;a\\s[^>]*href=(\\\"??)([^\\\" >]*?)\\\\1[^>]*>(.*)<\\/a>\";
I\'m doing preg_match_all and str_replace on a block of text to grab YouTube-urls and replace them with the correct embed code.
I\'m trying to get the first image from each of my posts. This code below works great if I only have one image. But if I have more then one it gives me an image but not always the first.
I\'m using file_get_contents to read a .html file that has a ta开发者_运维技巧ble. <table id=\"someTable\" style=\"width:100%;margin-bottom:0;\">
I\'m getting the following error [13-Sep-2011 07:26:28] PHP Warning:preg_match_all() [<a href=\'function.preg-match-all\'>function.preg-match-all</a>]: Unknown
For example I have the text a1aabca2aa3adefa4a I want to extract 2 and 3 with a regex between abc and def, so 1 and 4 should be not included in the result.