Regex

[Martin Nielsen-Lönn]

Hi!

I am making a website with PHP (of course) and have to make this
transformation: <l>name</l> to <a href="blabla.ph p?id=name">name </a>
How do I do that? Will I have to use several regex or is it possible that I
can use only one?

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Greetings/Martin Nielsen-Lönn

[Paul Wellner Bou]

Re: Regex



Martin Nielsen-Lönn wrote:[color=blue]
> I am making a website with PHP (of course) and have to make this
> transformation: <l>name</l> to <a href="blabla.ph p?id=name">name </a>
> How do I do that?[/color]

preg_replace("/<l>(.*?)<\/l>/" "<a
href=\"blabla.p hp?id=$1\">$1</a>",$str);

(simple solution, accepts all characters in 'name'.)

Saludo
Paul.

[B. Johannessen]

[OT] XHTML 2 (Was: Regex)

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Martin Nielsen-Lönn wrote:[color=blue]
> I am making a website with PHP (of course) and have to make this
> transformation: <l>name</l> to <a href="blabla.ph p?id=name">name </a>[/color]

If you are going to create your own HTML like markup, you may want
to avoid using the <l/> element for links. XHTML 2 defines this to
represent a semantic line (structured replacement for <br/>). See:

http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml2/mod-inli...t.html#sec_9.7.


Bob




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