The second parameter to preg_replace is the replacement string (with
optional backreferences), not another patern.
Use '/p\(.*)(?=\/p)/' for patern, 'a
href=edit_paragraphtext=$1p$1' for replacement string, however,
this does not urlencode the text parameter. You can use
preg_replace_callback instead of preg_replace to encode it in the
callback function.
This won't work for long paragraphs because the lenght of GET request is
limited. Change it to use forms instead.
Shaun wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to read the contents of a file into a string and wrap an a
href= tag around every p tag and output it to the browser. This is how
far I have got:
// Get file contents
$file_contents = file_get_contents($file);
// Replace p tags
$file_contents = preg_replace('/^p\[a-z][0-9]\/p$/', '/^a
href=edit_paragraphtext=\p[a-z][0-9]\/p\/a$/', $file_contents);
// Output to browser
echo $file_contents;
I have two problems.
1. - The regex doesn't work!
2. - I need to add the p tags and all contents to the link
Here is an example
html
body
pHere is a paragraph/p
pHere is another paragraph/p
/body
/html
would become
html
body
a href=edit_paragraphtext=pHere is a paragraph/ppHere is a
paragraph/p/a
a href=edit_paragraphtext=pHere is another paragraph/ppHere is
another paragraph/p/a
/body
/html
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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