PHP Deprecated: Function ereg_replace() is deprecated in

[rastaman46]

Hello got some problems with it if im change to "preg_replace its just stop working my php version is 5.3.10

 

Please help

 

$loop = array("AVERAGETIME", "CURRENTLISTENERS", "PEAKLISTENERS", "MAXLISTENERS", "SERVERGENRE", "SERVERURL", "SERVERTITLE", "SONGTITLE", "SONGURL", "IRC", "ICQ", "AIM", "WEBHITS", "STREAMHITS", "LISTEN", "STREAMSTATUS", "BITRATE", "CONTENT");
$y=0;
while($loop[$y]!=''){
  $pageed = ereg_replace(".*<$loop[$y]>", "", $page);
  $scphp = strtolower($loop[$y]);
  $$scphp = ereg_replace("</$loop[$y]>.*", "", $pageed);
// uncomment the next line to see all variables
//echo'$'.$scphp.' = '.$$scphp.'<br>';
  $y++;
}

[smoseley]

Perl Regex (preg) is different than POSIX Regex (ereg).

 

Add "/' to the beginning and end of your patterns (and a "g" modifier if you want to replace all), and escape ("\") special characters in your patterns - <> / ( ) [ ] etc.

 

That should get things working again, e.g.:

$pageed = preg_replace("/.*\<{$loop[$y]}\>/g", "", $page);

 

[.josh]

Php doesn't have a g modifier for pcre functions.  preg_replace()  by default performs global search and replace, and if you want to limit it there's an optional argument to pass to it

[rastaman46]

thanks for replay but if im use your exemple im get

 

Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: Unknown modifier 'g' in

[smoseley]

Php doesn't have a g modifier for pcre functions.  preg_replace()  by default performs global search and replace, and if you want to limit it there's an optional argument to pass to it

 

Oops!  I stand corrected... Been working with too much JS lately, and completely forgot about that idiosyncrasy in php!

 

thanks for replay but if im use your exemple im get

 

Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: Unknown modifier 'g' in

 

Per josh's comment, if you remove the "g" it should work:

 

$pageed = preg_replace("/.*\<{$loop[$y]}\>/", "", $page);

[rastaman46]

thanks again now got problem with this one

 

:'(

 

$$scphp = ereg_replace("</$loop[$y]>.*", "", $pageed);

[.josh]

thanks again now got problem with this one

 

:'(

 

$$scphp = ereg_replace("</$loop[$y]>.*", "", $pageed);

 

You apply the same principle you just learned to this line...use the gray matter between your ears bro...

[rastaman46]

Hello again and sorry for my noob questions but just cant get it working once im use your example its just stop working

 

[.josh]

before...

 

$pageed = ereg_replace(".*<$loop[$y]>", "", $page);

 

after:

 

$pageed = preg_replace("/.*\<{$loop[$y]}\>/", "", $page);

 

 

before...

 

$$scphp = ereg_replace("</$loop[$y]>.*", "", $pageed);

 

after:

 

??? 

 

 

You have two lines of code that have the same problem: using a deprecated function.  You have been told what you need to change, and someone even did the first line for you, so all you need to do is follow the instructions, or failing that, look at the changes in your first line and apply the same changes to the second line.  Exactly what part of this are you having trouble with?  Because at this point, this isn't even about coding, it's simple clerical skills...find and copy...

 

 

 

 

[rastaman46]

Thanks for replay

 

after  $$scphp = preg_replace("\<{$loop[$y]}\>/.*", "", $pageed);

 

but get error "Delimiter must not be alphanumeric or backslash in"

 

 

[Pikachu2000]

Here you go: CLICKY.

[.josh]

Thanks for replay

 

after  $$scphp = preg_replace("\<{$loop[$y]}\>/.*", "", $pageed);

 

but get error "Delimiter must not be alphanumeric or backslash in"

 

 

 

Your first line of code has a / right after the opening ", and right before the closing ".  How...HOW did you translate that to using a backslash as the opening delimiter, and putting the closing delimiter somewhere before your pattern ends? Man, you are making this WAY harder than it needs to be....I'm being serious here, not mean..if this is seriously too hard for you to understand, then you need to find another hobby besides coding, because this is NOT coding, this is copy and paste.  If you cannot understand basic copy and paste, then you cannot even begin to code.