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$test = \"<div><b><i>#uniquetag#</b></i></div> <div>Keep this</div>\";
I\'m trying to remove from a string everything start with / char, so if I have my_value/j/im<b*+èo[/h>e\\ylo
Example Input= 1.1.0.1 开发者_如何转开发Expected output = 1.101 You could make use substr() and str_replace() fairly easily:
I need to replace multiple instances of a certain string (question mark) with strings from an array. e.g. if the string I wish to replace appears 3 times and m开发者_开发技巧y array has a length of 3,
moving a lot more of my old php functions to 开发者_JS百科jquery alternatives. I\'m a bit stuck on creating a decent preg_match function.
I have a preg_replace taking out a part of a string it shouldn\'t be removing. It should be looking for: images_client/39/structure/party-2/
I\'m using php\'s preg_split to split up a string based on semi-colons, but I need it to only split on non-escaped semi-colons.
There are heaps of Qs about this on this forum and on the web in general. But I don\'t just get it. Here is my code:
I\'m trying to find some certain blocks in my data file and replace something inside of them. After that put the whole thing (with replaced data) into a new file. My code at the moment looks like this
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