c'mon all your preg fans

tha_mink

I'm tired, it's late. I have string like so...

I need the "http://notmysite.com/somepage.php" part.

I can get with preg_match the "Page Name"
and the <a href="http://notmysite.com/somepage.php">
but I seem to be to tired to figure out how to just get the

http://notmysite.com/somepage.php part(I do need it without the quotes)

I gave up perl cause I was tired of sorting through the punctuation explosion....so staring at preg stuff is killing me.

It's late....I'm tired. Could some one please post the line of code....

tha_mink

intenz

I'm not a REGEXP expert but you could do something like...

$string = '<a href="http://www.foo.com/bla/bla.html">Haha</a>';
ereg('"(.*)"',$string,$match);
echo $match[1];

wizkid

Hi,

try following:

$s = '<a href="http://notmysite.com/somepage.php">Page name</a>';
preg_match_all("|<a href=(['\"])(.*)(['\"])>(.*)</a>|sU", $s, $p);

print_r($p);

wizkid

tha_mink

Slept...awoke...looked at my code and it was more obvious. Fixed it on my own...Thanks for the replies tho guys.