* Thus wrote Adam Zey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Thanks, that did the trick :)
>
> Only thing was I had to modify it for newline support:
>
> ([^<]*)<\/td> class='newsitemposter-td'> class=([^>]*)>([^<]*)<\/span>([^<]*)<\/td><\/tr> class='newsitemcontent-td' colspan=2>((.|\n)*?)<\/td><\/tr>
For new
ng. But it doesn't mean "maybe" in here. Now let's hope that your
> post doesn't include ..
>
> Wouter
>
> Ps. I'm assuming you use perl compatible regexes (preg_*) and not POSIX
> (ereg_*), don't know if this works for POSIX as well
>
> -
et's hope that your
post doesn't include ..
Wouter
Ps. I'm assuming you use perl compatible regexes (preg_*) and not POSIX
(ereg_*), don't know if this works for POSIX as well
-Original Message-
From: Adam Zey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 7:07 PM
I'm using the following regex:
/([^<]*)<\/td>]*)>([^<]*)<\/span>([^<]*)<\/td><\/tr> ([^<]*)<\/td><\/tr>/
Everything works well, except I've ran into one problem. In the last text
field, the bulk of the newsitem, sometimes the poster includes some HTML
tags (Like "", but others could be inserted).
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