On Tue, January 17, 2006 1:54 pm, Carl Furst wrote:
> Ok I am so stumped.. I'm doing something stupid and I can't figure it
> out..
>
> Here's the code:
>
>
> $eml = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ceo';
> if (strpos($eml, ' ')) echo "yep, there are spaces\n"; //does strpos
> see the
> spaces?
> echo preg_re
Al wrote:
John Nichel wrote:
Carl Furst wrote:
Ok I am so stumped.. I'm doing something stupid and I can't figure it
out..
Here's the code:
$eml = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ceo';
if (strpos($eml, ' ')) echo "yep, there are spaces\n"; //does strpos
see the
spaces?
echo pr
was spaceless (spaced out?)... maybe worth a try?
HTH
Dan
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From: Al [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 January 2006 22:45
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Help with regular expressions
John Nichel wrote:
> Carl Furst wrote:
>
>> Ok I
John Nichel wrote:
Carl Furst wrote:
Ok I am so stumped.. I'm doing something stupid and I can't figure it
out..
Here's the code:
if (strpos($eml, ' ')) echo "yep, there are spaces\n"; //does strpos
see the
spaces?
echo preg_replace('/\s/', '', $eml); //WTF? Preg_replace does not?
echo "$
Carl Furst wrote:
Ok I am so stumped.. I'm doing something stupid and I can't figure it out..
Here's the code:
As you can see there are a bunch of spaces in that email address. I'm trying
to use preg_replace to get rid of them. Strpos sees the spaces and the first
echo statement is executed.
> I need to filter out certain characters from being
> stored in the database from our signup form. The
> fields include first name, last name, street address,
> city, zip, etc.
> Question 1: What characters should be allowed, other
> than lowercase, uppercase, digits, and the space
> character?
Daniel,
> Hi! I´m new to regular expressions, and it seems to be an art to make it
> work as expected.
>
> I´m trying to remove all "single-line" comments from an string - that´s
> everything after "//" to the end of a line. I expected that this would do
> the job: ereg_replace("//[[:alnum:]]*\n"
Sorry, I forgot the newline at the end... your reg ex should look like:
//.*\n
making your command be:
ereg_replace("//.*\n","",$string)
Try that ;)
Jeff
> I think your problem is you are not including whitespace. Also, remember
> that . (dot) means any character except newline, so why not
I think your problem is you are not including whitespace. Also, remember
that . (dot) means any character except newline, so why not try this as your
reg ex:
//.*
Hope that helps.
-Jeff
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