I need to match a pattern, not in a single-line but from a HTML page, which obviously has loads of lines. I need to match 2 lines from this HTML page: 1) <HTML><TITLE>FirstVariable - Second Variable</TITLE></HTML>........ 2) <TABLE><TD><TR>(newline) ThirdVariable</TR></TD></TABLE>...
I tried this code: 1) preg_match("/<HTML><TITLE>(\S+) - (\S+)</TITLE></HTML>/", $html_page, $variables); 2) preg_match("/<TABLE><TD><TR>\n(\S+)</TR></TD></TABLE>/", $html_page, $variables);
The first 2 variables are matched into the $variables array but not the third one. Sometimes when the third one is matched, it starts from where I want it to start but takes all the text to the end of the HTML document!
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