I am creating a format tool that strips content from articles for print. The demo can be seen here. The full source is avaliable here.
Right now, I have a preg_replace query which only works with numbers. I am sure I didn\'t restrict it to just numbers, any help?
How to re开发者_JAVA技巧move the specific characters in a string(strip the \"http://www.\" from a string)
I\'ve searched and searched. I can\'t find the solution. I have a string that goes a little something like this: ABC_test 001-2.jpg
Pretty straightforward; I can\'t seem to find anything definitive regarding PHP\'s preg_replace() supporting named backreferences:
Can anyone give me a quick summary of the differences开发者_Go百科 please? To my mind, are they both doing the same thing?str_replace replaces a specific occurrence of a string, for instance \"foo\" w
I need replace spaces with inside HTML elements. Example: <table atrr=\"zxzx\"><tr>
I got a bunch of strings like this one: test; test2 (2;5%). What I want to do with PHP now is to correct the \";\" in the parentheses so it will look like:
I’m trying to modify a string of the following form where each field is delimited by a tab except for the first which is followed by two or more tabs.
I have the following string: \\r\\n-----------------------------7dbbb1a140240\\r\\nContent-Disposition: form-data; **name="pceq"\\r\\n\\r\\n10154**
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