Hello, I need to preg_match for
src="http:// "
where the blank space following // is the rest of the url ending with the ". My adapted doesn't seem to work:
preg_match('#src="(http://[^"]+)#', $data, $match);
And I am also struggling to get text that starts with > and ends with EITHER a full stop . or an exclamation mark ! or a question mark ? I have no idea how to do this one. An example of the text I want to preg_match for is:
blahblahblah>Hello world this is what I want.
I'm hoping a kind preg_match guru can tell me the answer and save me hours of headscratching.
Thanks for reading.
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As for the URL:
preg_match('#src="(.*?)"#', $data, $match);and for the second case, use
/>(.*?)(\.|!|\?)/daemonfire300 : Good solution, but XPath would solve this WITHOUT ANY preg_match ;)Dan Wilbur : Thanks Igor. I added a # into the first one to make it work and the second works great too. Thanks very much.igor : Thanks Dan. I corrected that typo in my answer. -
(.*?)" will match any character greedily up until the time it sees the end double quote
Tordek : Lazily, you mean. -
It seems that you want to parse a document or string which follows a HTML, DOM, XML or something similiar structure. Use
XPath, and parse to the Tag and let it return thesrcAttribute, this will save much trouble and you can forget about regular expressions.Example: CLICK ME
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