Bill wrote:
> I thought my regexps were up to snuff until they processed this url:
>
> http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Anybody have a regexp that can parse for both http & mailto links and
> turn that into an http link -without- turning it also into a mailto
> link?
Thought you might like to see what I'm using now. The below doesn't work
for the above url.
//turn urls into links
$text = eregi_replace("(http://[^ ]*)","<a href=\"\\1\">\\1</a>",$text);
//turn e-mail into mailto links
$text = eregi_replace("([
]+)([[:alnum:]\.\-]+\@[[:alnum:]\-]+\.[\.[:alnum:]]+)([^\.[:alnum:]])","\\1<a
href=\"mailto:\\2\";>\\2</A>\\3", $text);
I'm open to ideas.
kind regards,
bill
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