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Reply to discussion (solution) Add: I'm going to fetch a series of table <> <\ tr="">why not? Heroes on the line Specifies whether TR or all TR, if all TR, is available/ ]*> (. +) <\/tr>/isu Thank you jordan102 the reply of the Great God, is to match each TR, I want to collect the information in the table inside the information, there are other TR, with Preg_match_all to take out each TR, respectively to deal with. So, it's necessary to match each tr. That's right, the one above is doable. I'm going to be stuck right now. <\> / <> i <\ tr=""><\> / <> i <\ tr=""> ========================================== That's not a match! Don't know why it's in this blank position!<\> What is the difference between the other table and the TR of the table you are taking, and you do not specify, who knows what you mean? Ah! Sorry, this page has several table, I want only one of the TR in the table, and only the TR in this Tabale has ID number, so I want to catch tr by ID. Really not, I will force above the method provided above, in the array to deal with the look can not.
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, and then each TR is processed separately. /
Oh thank you jordan102, not meant, I forgot to say, there are other table inside the page, so that the other table in the TR also grabbed over!
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