So I have this input pattern in HTML: <input name=”firstnamereg” type=”text” pattern=”[/p{L}+/u ]+”> But When I use the preg_match it does not work: $regexFirstANDLastname = “/[/p{L}+/u ]+/”; preg_match($regexFirstANDLastname, $_POST[“firstnamereg”]); Answer You need to use This pattern, in Chrome and Firefox, will be compiles as a new RegExp(“^(?:[\p{L}\s]+)$”, “u”) regex object. The u flag is used by default, you do not
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How can I convert from a{a{} b{}} to a[a[],b[]] using php preg_match?
How can I convert the above structure to the following result. I tried many patterns, but failed. I tried with regex pattern and explode function. I Failed in Recursive function. I want to get the output as array or json. How can i do it.Thanks…. Answer An approach in two steps: the first checks the whole string syntax with a
PHP Preg_match for authorized characters
i’m a noob in regular expressions. Il would like to prevent a form for special characters. The characters auhorized are : I made a preg_match rule that makes problems I know that i should encapsulate special chars but i didn’t know to achieve this. Can you help me please ? Thanks in advance. Answer You can use Note: Using double
preg_match string from meta name
I want to preg_match number “20,956” from $url1 and number “2,894,865” from $url2 $url1: $url2: Tried this to work for both of urls, it works for only $url1 but not in $url2 Any Idea to make it work for both $url1&2? Answer You can use See the regex demo. Details: d – a digit [,d]* – zero or more commas/digits
How to use preg_match to extract a version number and date from a string?
I have this string: I am looking to use preg_match to extract the version number and the date from it and put it into an array, I have the following code but I’m definitely doing something wrong here: I’m unsure how to deal with the = in the string and the hyphen in the middle or even if the above
Weird PHP Regex Preg_Match Bug?
My PHP version is PHP 7.2.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.7 (cli). However it looks like this problem occurs with all versions I’ve tested. I’ve encountered a very weird bug when using preg_match. Anyone know a fix? The first section of code here works, the second one doesn’t. But the regex itself is valid. For some reason the something_happened word is causing it to fail.
php – word between space and tab (or: sort attendance report alphabetically)
I am trying to extract the last name of a attendance report for sorting it alphabetically by last name. The attendance report (should be an .cvs) looks like this: (Tab was extracted for the post, so here: I open it via fgetcsv and find the word between space and a tab: Output looks like this: Testme Left I don’t understand
PHP Regex Match Specific Pattern between Quotes
I have strings with the following pattern: adfadfadfadfadfadfafdadfa”externalId”:”UCEjBDKfrqQI4TgzT9YLNT8g”afadfadfafadfdaffzfzfzxf Basically, I need to find “externalId” and extract it’s value in between the quotes that follow. The length of the value can change so it needs to be everything inside the two quotes. In this case the desired outcome is to return: Here’s what I have so far: I tried Advanced HTML
PHP using preg_match to match items in array with values that can or not contain accent characters
The preg_match must match any of the words in the $string variable (as long as they are at least 3 chars long) with any of words in the $forbidden array, but here’s the issue: If the $string contains …
How can i display my preg_match results in various divs so they can have multiple results under the correct heading?
Forgive me if this is simple but I have a for each loop that searches JSON data for results from a search. I then have some preg_match statements that will look at some of the tags within the JSON and if their is a match display the thumbnail in a div. and currently this all works. But it currently displays