On 8/4/05 10:56 AM, "Sebastian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> that works for my orginal request, but i found something else:
>
> $string = '[quote=xx]foo[/quote]\nmore text\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nmore text';
>
Try removing double-instances of \r\n (or \n) before running the regex.
Marco
> now if they
that works for my orginal request, but i found something else:
$string = '[quote=xx]foo[/quote]\nmore text\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nmore text';
now if they enter more carriage returns i get the results from above.
its no big deal, but you always have someone trying to 'break' the system.
thanks, i real
Try changing the
\n*
patterns to
(?:\r?\n)*
Cheers,
Marco
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On 8/4/05 10:39 AM, "Sebastian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> [quote=user]
>>> foo
>>> [/quote]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> more text...
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thanx for the reply, but 1 problem. there is not only \n there are \r in
the POST too (carriage returns) so a string can look like this:
$string = '[quote=xx]\r\nfoo\r\n[/quote]\r\nmore text\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n';
and your regexp will only catch if there is just \n
any solution for \r\n in combinati
Don't know much about the app you're writing, but does this do the trick for
you?
echo preg_replace ('!
(
\[quote
(?:=[^\]]*)?
\]
)# Capture the [quote=xxx] part
im working on a comment/forum app and when a user enters too many
carriage returns i want to remove them before insert to db.
example, user input:
-snip-
[quote=user]
foo
[/quote]
more text...
-snip-
I to change to:
[quote=user]foo[/quote]
more text...
i try this regexp:
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