Uhm, I guess you are looking for links (following a 'href') in your HTML page, so why
don't you just do something like:
preg_match_all('/href=[\\']?([^\\'\s]*)[\\']?/i', $url, $matches)
(note the '\s' added inside the bracket that should match the link, as you could have:
a href=pippo.com target=_blank - that is, a link terminated by a white space)
HTH, cheers!
Silvio
Mag wrote:
Hi,
Quite some time back I modified a regex (to the one
below) to work with my script:
if (preg_match_all('/a\s+.*?href=[\\']?([^\\'
]*)[\\']?[^]*.*?\/a/i', $url, $matches))
{
foreach($matches as $match){$links[] = $match;}
}
Problem is, I dont really know REGEXs properly and
dont remember how I modified it and it completly
ignores the below:
area shape=rect coords=95,8,242,145
href=2/FIVE.MPG
because its a map and I guess it does not start with
a and does not end with /a
but I need to make sure it catches even the above...
Can someone help me add to the above regex please?
Thanks,
Mag
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