Henry Grech-Cini schrieb: ...
...$regexp="/<fieldset([^>]*)>[^(<\/fieldset>)]*/i";
...$result=extractFieldsets('test<fieldset attribute="hello">content of hello</fieldset><em>blah</em><fieldset attribute="goodbye">goodbye</fieldset>');
And it produced; (0)= (0)=[<fieldset attribute="hello">con] (1)=[<fieldset attribute="goodbye">goo] (1)= (0)=[ attribute="hello"] (1)=[ attribute="goodbye"]
hi,
as it is defined in regex-spec: a '^' inside a char-group '[...]' defines all chars, that aren't allowed, and not a string!
so the first 't' of 'content' and the 'd' of 'goodbye' don't match your regex anymore.
a start for a solution could be:
<?php
$rx = '/<fieldset[^>]*>(.*)<\/fieldset>/i';
?>if you want to take care of your fieldset-attribs in your result, you can set your brackets again: ([^>]*)
some probs i can think of are nested fieldsets inside fieldsets (don't know by head, if this is allowed by w3). and another prob: is that you don't catch multiple fieldsets after another. i think there is a switch, that catches only the least result.
hth SVEN
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