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Any help guys?

current reg ex : /price\['$from:\S*\s=\s(\S*);/ I want to extend this so not only will it find whats in the $from variable, but to also use the $to variable aswell. Many thanks in advance.

if($ns_cb->targetCurrency == 'USD') { $usd_base_rate = '1'/$ns_cb->value; } $eq = number_format($usd_base_rate*$ns_cb->value,2); echo $eq $ns_cb->value is currently = 0.9940. But this gets updated every day. I keep getting division by zero for this problem here, any help?

Dude, thank you so much. Cheers

You have been a lifesaver. Cheers man. Any help with the final thing, the last dash right at the very bottom?

That has worked a treat, thank you very much. I have one more slight issue, "price['KPW:CUR'] = -99;" this one has not shown up. I have checked the original file to see. This currency is currently unavaliable. How would i go about editing the code to still pull the value of this even if the rate is -99? I have formatted the outputs to be displayed like so: echo $country_code[$i].' - '; echo $rate[$i].' <br/> '; At the very bottom its showing just a '-', how would i go about removing it, it must mean that the value is empty or something like that?

Line 33: preg_match("~price['([^:]+):CUR'] = ([\d\.]+)~", $content[$i], $matches);

$content = file_get_contents(**URL**'); if ($content !== false) { $content = explode(";", $content); $count = count($content); for ($i = 1; $i < $count; ++$i) { echo $content[$i]; } } else { echo "Fail"; }

PM'd you the code

Would it be possible to put this to use in an example please?

I am gathering some data from a website to do with currencies. I have managed to strip out the rates into this format. price['AFN:CUR'] = 45.17 The rates are all structured like this, however i want them to be structured like this, but stored in 2 separate variables. So for example: echo $country_code[$i]; // AFN echo $rate[$i]; // 45.17 AFN 45.17 Any help would be greatly appreciated.