There you are
$html = preg_replace ('href=(\|)(?!mailto)([.]*?[^\]*?)(\|
)'si, href=\.$bejsnejm.\\2\, $html);
$html = preg_replace
('(src|background|href)=(\|)(?!http)([.]*?[^\]*?)(\| )'si,
\\1=\.$bejsnejm./\\3\, $html);
of course it fails.
kras
Show some code...
Thanks,
Ray BigDog Hunter
-Original Message-
From: kras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 9:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] regex: string begins with NEITER http NOR cid NOR mailto
Hello!
I have got a big problem:
I have html content in $html variable, which contains href, src and
background tags. Those tags may contain relative adressess and absolute
addressess which begin with http(s): or cid: (mail inline attachements)
and
mailto:
I have also variable $basewwwservername, which contains servername of
current server. I have to insert this $basewwwservername into all
href,src and background tags which are relative and NOT into absolute.
In other words I must preg_replace with some pattern that match for
example (src)=(\|)..and not following WORDS: http|cid|mailto and
correct rest of string.
Does anybody relief my pain?;-)
I've lost at least 3 days (almost 3x24hrs;-)
Regards
Konrad
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