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@NogDogJan 11.2009 — #[b](?<!/) [/b] would be a negative look-behind assertion on the "/" character, so may be valid depending on what is actually wanted, functionally.
Anyway, if the text being matched by the [b].+[/b] could include newlines, you'll need to add the "s" modifier after the closing regexp delimiter.
regex simple problem
hi,
I’m using preg_replace like this
preg_replace($urlin, $urlout, $content);
and the arrays are like this :
$urlin = array(
“‘(?<!/)index.php?name=([0-9a-zA-Z]+)&act=([0-9a-zA-Z-|.`[]
.
.
);
$urlout = array(
“
.
.
.
instead of [0-9a-zA-Z-|
I’ve tried something like this, But it doesn’t seem to work :
$urlin = array(
“‘(?<!/)index.php?name=(.+)&act=(.+)&act2=(.+)'”,
what should I use for it to take effect?
Thanks
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@NogDogJan 11.2009 — #Anyway, if the text being matched by the [b].+[/b] could include newlines, you'll need to add the "s" modifier after the closing regexp delimiter.