Beginner at Regex

[randomguy1234]

I'm really clueless about regex.

I've written a pattern:

/<div class=\"search_result_item\" onclick=\"window.location='([^']+)/

My code is something like:

randomcharacters
<div class="search_result_item" onclick="window.location='/summoner/na/19997298'; return false;">

I need that "19997298" out of there, but I get:

<div class="search_result_item" onclick="window.location='/summoner/na/19997298

 

Help me? I'm new to Regex

[xyph]

Use var_dump($match) to see how the function is returning the results.

[randomguy1234]

It returns:

array(2) { [0]=> string(79) "
string(21) "/summoner/na/19997298" }

[xyph]

Oh, silly me.

 

Will the value before the number always be /summoner/na/, or is there a chance it won't be?

 

Will there always be 3 forward-slashes before the number?

[randomguy1234]

Both true. Always /summoner/na/NUMBER and always only three slashes.

[xyph]

So why not use something like

 

$expr = "$<div class=\"search_result_item\" onclick=\"window.location='/summoner/na/([0-9]+)$";