I am using a regex to replace all email addresses in a string with a nice <a> to make them clickable. This works perfect, except for the case when there are two words of a certain minimum length
How do I write a preg_replace string that convert: \"[[ STRING1 | STRING 2 ]]\" to <a href=\'STRING 开发者_如何学Go2\'>STRING1</a>
i build a simple scraper to get me links from other website my problem now is to getting the link it self not all of the content
The faulty result I get now is: 17th of July, 2011Today 开发者_运维知识库is . function finclude($file){
how do I do when I want to preg_replace a href, but only if it\'s my own? $a = \'href=\"http://mysite.com/?s=Bananas&lang=en\"\';
Given a literal string such as: Hello\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWorld I would like to reduce the repeated \\n\'s to a single \\n.
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Why PHP preg_replace {include \'date.php\'} does开发者_如何学C not return php? How to solve it without eval?
I am developing a PHP application which needs a regular expression to replace the @ mentions like twitter. Also the regular expression should satisfy the following needs.
Using PHP 5.3.1 on windows. I am just trying to add spaces between numbers and letters, but PHP is mangling my data!
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