ID:               41235
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      alexey at gmail dot com
-Status:           Closed
+Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         *Search functions
 Operating System: linux
 PHP Version:      4.4.6


Previous Comments:
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[2007-04-30 11:15:53] alexey at gmail dot com

The PHP manual does not specify the replacement order. What if we
replace it from right to the left? This will give us a different answer.
Also, the definition of a regular expression does not impose the
evaluation order. Therefore, the right answer is to replace each
occurrence of & in the original string with a &.

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[2007-04-30 11:05:12] alexey at gmail dot com

Oh well. Thanks for your explanation. Closed.

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[2007-04-30 09:33:18] robinv at gmail dot com

Not a bug:

The pattern matches '&qs=&q' and replaces it with '&qs=&q'. It
matches '&si=0&q' and replaces it with '&si=0&q'. It matches
'&nh=25' and replaces it with '&nh=25' and it matches '&lk=1&'
replacing it with '&lk=1&'.

Which is exactly what you've told it to do.

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[2007-04-30 06:47:34] alexey at gmail dot com

Description:
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ereg_replace() does not replace all occurrences of a regular expression
as the following example shows. The pattern

&([^;][^;][^;][^;][^;])

is replaced with 

&\\1

in a string

http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&qs=&qc=&si=0&ql=a&nh=25&lk=1&rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq

The output is

http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&qs=&qc=&si=0&ql=a&nh=25&lk=1&rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq

which indicates for example that the last & was not replaced.

Reproduce code:
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<?php

$data =
"http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&qs=&qc=&si=0&ql=a&nh=25&lk=1&rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq";;

$pattern="&([^;][^;][^;][^;][^;])";
$data=ereg_replace($pattern, "&amp;\\1", $data);
echo $data."\n";

//
http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&amp;qs=&qc=&amp;si=0&ql=a&amp;nh=25&amp;lk=1&rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq

$data=ereg_replace($pattern, "&amp;\\1", $data);
echo $data."\n";

//
http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&amp;qs=&amp;qc=&amp;si=0&amp;ql=a&amp;nh=25&amp;lk=1&amp;rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq

?>


Expected result:
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http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&amp;qs=&amp;qc=&amp;si=0&amp;ql=a&amp;nh=25&amp;lk=1&amp;rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq

Actual result:
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http://search.networkworld.com/index.html?col=&amp;qs=&qc=&amp;si=0&ql=a&amp;nh=25&amp;lk=1&rf=0qqqqqqqqqqqq


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