Thanks to all who chipped in.
I'm going with John Asendorf's '$pages = ereg_replace ( "[^0-9cdilmvx,]" ,
"-" , $pages);' which works for me.
Tom wrote:
> But do you really want an "A" (etc.) to be considered a dash?
Yes, because it is not a valid pagerange character.
Cheers, and thanks for sav
On 29 Sep 2004 George Pitcher wrote:
> In short I'm looking to search for any character that is NOT one of the
> following:
>
> "0-9 cdilmvx ," and replace it with '-' [chr(45)] (I do an initial strip of
> spaces at the beginning of the process).
Try something like:
$newstring = preg_re
acter that is NOT one of the
following:
"0-9 cdilmvx ," and replace it with '-' [chr(45)] (I do an initial strip of
spaces at the beginning of the process).
Cheers
George
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of
spaces at the beginning of the process).
Cheers
George
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Hi,
I don't want to spend a lot of time leaning how to use this function but I
have a problem that I think it can solve
On 29 Sep 2004 George Pitcher wrote:
> The problem is that I think that some of my users are pasting the range in,
> rather than re-typing (I don't really want to stop them from pasting) and I
> am sure that sometimes the '-' is coming over as something other than a
> conventional hyphen.
>
> Can
Hi,
I don't want to spend a lot of time leaning how to use this function but I
have a problem that I think it can solve.
I have a web form that allows the user to (amongst other things) submit a
pagerange to my database. Using '-' and ',' as separators, I am able to
calculate the number of pages
Hi
I have a line as
"Field Name1(m/s)","Field Name2(volt)","Field Name3(m/s)"
I want to replace everything starting with ( and ending with ) so srting
will become
"Field Name1","Field Name2","Field Name3"
Does anyone know how to do it?
TIA
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is there some way to change the following code:
$wrd = ereg_replace("[^[:alnum:]]", "", $wrd);
so that it does not remove å,ä and ö?
.bobo
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I would just cut the text off via explode at the ? mark.
i.e.:
$shorturl = explode("?", $str, 1); //may or may not work...
then echo $shorturl[0];
-Dash
Sturgeon's Law:
90% of everything is crud.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Bobo Wieland wrote:
> I'm using ereg_replace to find urls as said i
I'm using ereg_replace to find urls as said in the manual. I've changed it a
tiny litte bit to remove the http:// part when displaying the link, like
this:
$str = ereg_replace("([[:alpha:]]+://)([^<>[:space:]]+[[:alnum:]/])","\\2",
$str);
I'm trying to get the grips of regular expressions but I c
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