paolo Posted August 11, 2011 Share Posted August 11, 2011 Hello people, i have a small problem with regex... 1. I have a string which contains HTML code of some Table Rows in this format: <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_(A|B)[NUMBER]">...dynamic content...</tr> Now i need to remove this table row from the string with all the other rows in it. 2. Lets say this is my string with my rows $tableRows = '<tr id="systemhalfTableRow_A1"><td>Hello</td></tr> <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_B12"><td>Hello</td></tr> <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_A2"><td>Hello</td></tr>'; 3. I want to delete the rows with the id A from 1 to 2 for($i = 1; $i <= 2; $i++) { $id = 'systemhalfTableRow_A' . $i; preg_replace(PATTERN, '', $tableRows); } 4. What should remain after that? <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_B12"><td>Hello</td></tr> I would like to use PREG Please helf me with this one Thank you! greetings, paolo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
.josh Posted August 11, 2011 Share Posted August 11, 2011 $tableRows = '<tr id="systemhalfTableRow_A1"><td>Hello</td></tr> <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_B12"><td>Hello</td></tr> <tr id="systemhalfTableRow_A2"><td>Hello</td></tr>'; $tableRows = preg_replace('~<tr id="systemhalfTableRow_A[1-2]">.*?</tr>~','',$tableRows); However...this isn't really perfect... if you have nested tables within this, it's not going to match right. You should really be using DOM to parse html, instead of regex. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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