On 27 Jan 2004 at 13:25, Jack Bauer wrote:
> i tried your code zu replace some parts of a string,
> the problem is that this method only replaces when
> there is only 1 word between stringA and stringB.
Of course. "\w*" will match alphanumeric characters, but not whitespace, and word
boundaries
$pattern = "/$stringA.*?$stringB/";
.*? -> matches everything between $stringA and $stringB
the "?" means: stop matching after the first occurence
of $stringB (quantifier minimizer). otherwise ".*" would
match everything between the first occurence of $stringA
and the last
Hi :),
i tried your code zu replace some parts of a string,
the problem is that this method only replaces when
there is only 1 word between stringA and stringB.
i got the problem that the part between both strings
is a dynamic one and much larger then 1 word.
i really tried to use the php manual a
Hi :),
i'm looking for a function to remove multiple dynamic parts
of a string, there are only the start and end strings given
(remove all between string A and string B)
got somebody a working procedure for that?
regards
a start of a procedure I have
$stringA = "string A";
$stringB = "stri
Hello 24 fan,
On 27 Jan 2004 at 0:56, Jack Bauer wrote:
> i'm looking for a function to remove multiple dynamic parts
> of a string, there are only the start and end strings given
>
> (remove all between string A and string B)
>
> got somebody a working procedure for that?
I'm not sure I under
Hi :),
i'm looking for a function to remove multiple dynamic parts
of a string, there are only the start and end strings given
(remove all between string A and string B)
got somebody a working procedure for that?
regards
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