PHP is getting all the picture addresses of the page

PHP is getting all the picture addresses on the page

 
  ]*) ((. gif) | (. jpg) | (. bmp) | (. png) | (. GIF) | (. JPG) | (. PNG) | (. BMP))/";    Preg_match_all ($match _str, $str, $out, preg_pattern_order);    return $out;}? >

/"' s]*)/I
, I use Kindeditor to save the article, but need to remove the address of the nth image as the logo image of the article, the article code (the HTML of the content) is saved to a field in the database, and then the picture address is saved to another field. I use the regular solution above.

I explained that the above address is directly getting the value of the SRC attribute within the IMG tag. Use this regular PHP page to access the path if you can find a picture, you can use it directly, if not, you can use Preg_match_all to save all the addresses to the array, and then process the path, For example, get the file name (without the path part), then re-compose the URL, and then delete the picture.

My example:

Preg_match_all ("/" ' s]*)/I ", str_ireplace (" \ "," ", $content), $arr);

Oh my content part by PHP to add escaped, so I need to first remove, str_ireplace ("\", "", $content), and then save the matching content to the $arr array (two-dimensional).
$arr [1] is the array that stores the path.

Instance

 
  
';p Reg_match_all ("/(HREF|SRC) = ([" | ']?) ([^ "' >]+. ($ext)) \2/i ", $str, $matches); Var_dump ($matches);? >

Results

array (5) {[0]=> Array (3) {[0]=> string ("src=" http://www.111cn.net) /data/soft_img/2010091101619.jpg "" [1]=> string ("src=") http://www.hzhuti.com/sonyericsson/w715/201009102993    8.jpg "" [2]=> string (src= "Http://www.111cn.net/data/soft_img/2010092839019.jpg" "} [1]=> Array (3) { [0]=> string (3) "src" [1]=> string (3) "src" [2]=> string (3) "src"} [2]=> Array (3) {[0    ]=> string (1) "" "[1]=> string (1)" "" [2]=> string (1) "" "} [3]=> Array (3) {[0]=> String (Wuyi) "http://www.111cn.net/data/soft_img/2010091101619.jpg" [1]=> string "http://www.111cn.net/data/s  Oft_img/2010091029938.jpg "[2]=> string (Wuyi)" Http://www.111cn.net/data/soft_img/2010092839019.jpg "} [4]=> Array (3) {[0]=> string (3) "JPG" [1]=> string (3) "JPG" [2]=> string (3) "JPG"} 

PHP matches images and links to images

The difference between 1.preg_replace and str_replace:

Str_replace is just a pure character substitution, and Preg_replace is a regular replacement

Description of 2.$0,$1,$2, etc.:

"$" refers to the text that is matched by the entire pattern;

It refers to the first () quoted string;

The second () refers to a string;

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