Ah, how can I write two regular expressions into a regular expression? thank you! This post was last edited by cluonani from 2013-05-1314: 40: 09. this is the content to be matched & lt; td & nbsp; & gt; Primary & nbsp; Color: & lt; td & gt; & lt; td & nbsp; & gt; alas, how can I combine two regular expressions into one? thank you.
This post was last edited by cluonani at 14:40:09
This is the content to match
Primary Color:
Multi-Color
Multi Pack Indicator:
No
Battery Type:
Does Not Contain a Battery
How can I combine this regular expression into one?
$a = preg_match_all('/LightRowHead.*?>(.*?):.*?LightRow.*?>(.*?)$a = preg_match_all('/DarkRowHead.*?>(.*?):.*?DarkRow.*?>(.*?)
This is not the case.
$a = preg_match_all('/[LightRowHead|DarkRowHead].*?>(.*?):.*?[LightRow|DarkRow].*?>(.*?)
Please advise
Share To: Primary? Color: Multi-Color
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It is changed to a single character when enclosed in square brackets. it must be enclosed in parentheses.
$ A = preg_match_all ('/(LightRowHead
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DarkRowHead). *?> (.*?) :.*? (LightRow
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DarkRow). *?> (.*?)If you don't want to add a forward reference, you can write it.
$ A = preg_match_all ('/(? : LightRowHead
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DarkRowHead). *?> (.*?) :.*? (? : LightRow
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DarkRow). *?> (.*?)
If you need to be paired, you can write.
$ A = preg_match_all ('/(LightRow
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DarkRow) Head. *?> (.*?) :.*? \ 1. *?> (.*?)
