[PHP-DB] - ereg_replace

2003-11-14 Thread
Hello list I'm trying to replace the string say a href=http://www.mysite.gr; with a href=http://www.mysite.gr target=_blank with no luck I use the code: ereg_replace(^a href=\([:alnum:])\$, a href=\\\1\ target=\_blank\, $string) I echo the result but nothing changing. What Im doing

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace

2003-11-14 Thread David T-G
Hi! ...and then ÍÉÊÏÓ ÃÁÔÓÇÓ said... % ... % ereg_replace(^a href=\([:alnum:])\$, a href=\\\1\ % target=\_blank\, $string) % % I echo the result but nothing changing. % What Im doing wrong? Is your string really the only thing on a line, or could it be anywhere in the input? The ^

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace

2003-11-14 Thread
Thank you for reply, but the a is not the only tag in my string. ... % ereg_replace(^a href=\([:alnum:])\$, a href=\\\1\ % target=\_blank\, $string) % % I echo the result but nothing changing. % What Im doing wrong? Is your string really the only thing on a line, or could it be anywhere in

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace

2003-11-14 Thread David T-G
Hi again! ...and then ÍÉÊÏÓ ÃÁÔÓÇÓ said... % % Thank you for reply, but the a is not the only tag in my string. You're quite welcome, and now we definitely know that ^ and $ are not what you need. HTH HAND :-D -- David T-G * There is too much animal courage in (play)

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace

2003-11-14 Thread John W. Holmes
wrote: I'm trying to replace the string say a href=http://www.mysite.gr; with a href=http://www.mysite.gr target=_blank with no luck I use the code: ereg_replace(^a href=\([:alnum:])\$, a href=\\\1\ target=\_blank\, $string) Since it looks like you're changing all of the links, how about a

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace -SOLVED

2003-11-14 Thread
, November 14, 2003 3:25 PM Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace wrote: I'm trying to replace the string say a href=http://www.mysite.gr; with a href=http://www.mysite.gr target=_blank with no luck I use the code: ereg_replace(^a href=\([:alnum:])\$, a href=\\\1\ target=\_blank

Re: [PHP-DB] - ereg_replace -SOLVED

2003-11-14 Thread CPT John W. Holmes
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] eregi_replace(a href=\(.+)\, a href=\\\1\ target=\_blank\ class=\down_txt\, $body); How is that any different than just doing a str_replace() on a, though? The str_replace() is going to be much faster than the eregi_replace() function and href doesn't _have_ to be the

[PHP-DB] ereg_replace

2003-09-30 Thread Dillon, John
strip_tags() is used to remove HTML tags, eg for showing text on the browser and then sending it by plain text email or storing in the db. As a matter of interest, how is this done using ereg_replace. I thought this would work ^.*$, that is being with and any number of single characters ending

Re: [PHP-DB] ereg_replace

2003-09-30 Thread CPT John W. Holmes
From: Dillon, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] strip_tags() is used to remove HTML tags, eg for showing text on the browser and then sending it by plain text email or storing in the db. As a matter of interest, how is this done using ereg_replace. I thought this would work ^.*$, that is being with

[PHP-DB] ereg_replace

2002-08-31 Thread Prodoc
Could somebody explain to me how the ereg_replace function works? For as for as I understand it replaces strings by a different string (as explained on the php site) but what I don't understand is how the following line creates real links: $Content =

[PHP-DB] ereg_replace

2001-06-30 Thread olinux o
I have a large string and want to replace some substrings in it. This substrings are delimited by a pair of tags (all substrings), say: tag and /tag. i.e. There is the tag tag at the beginning of the substring I want to replace and a /tag tag at the end. There are several of this substrings along