Please help error preg_replace !

[S75]

Hi, i'm having this error on my page, but i cant get it solved. Can some please help me ?

I am searching for almost 2 weeks now.

 

 

Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: No ending delimiter '/' found in /home/simonky109/domains/gunstreet.nl/public_html/ubb.php on line 46

 

Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: No ending delimiter '/' found in /home/simonky109/domains/gunstreet.nl/public_html/ubb.php on line 47

 

This is what the lines says :

 

$bericht = preg_replace('/\*)]([^[]*)\[\/email]', '<a href="mailto:info@gunstreet.nl">2</a>', $bericht);  

$bericht = preg_replace("/\*)\]([^[]*)\[\/url\]", "<a href='1' target='_blank'/>\\2</a>", $bericht);

 

Thank you for your help.

 

Greetings Simone.

 

[requinix]

You're missing the ending / delimiters.

 

[edit] Which is exactly what the error message says. Weird, huh?

Edited June 18, 2013 by requinix

[Psycho]

The error is exactly as it says - you are missing the ending delimiter. When defining your regular expression it needs to be enclosed within delimiters (in addition to the quote marks). This is because a regular expression can have additional parameters that are not part of the matching expression. You start your regular expression with a / so, it must have a closing / as well. I typically use # instead of the slashes because those are more often used in the matching characters.

 

So, here are your expressions corrected:

$bericht = preg_replace('/\[email=([^[]*)]([^[]*)\[\/email]/', '<a href="mailto:info@gunstreet.nl">2</a>', $bericht);  
$bericht = preg_replace("/\[url=([^[]*)\]([^[]*)\[\/url\]/", "<a href='1' target='_blank'/>\\2</a>", $bericht);

But, you probably didn't realize those expressions won't work if the BB code had uppercase characters. That is one of the reasons you would add an additional parameter after the last delimiter. In this case you would add the parameter 'i' to be case insensitive.

 

Here are the expressions adding case insensitivity AND fixing the dynamic replacements.

$bericht = preg_replace('#\[email=([^]]*)\]([^[]*)\[\/email\]#i', '<a href="mailto:\\1">\\2</a>', $bericht);  
$bericht = preg_replace('#\[url=([^]]*)\]([^[]*)\[\/url\]#i', '<a href="\\1" target="_blank">\\2</a>', $bericht);

Edited June 18, 2013 by Psycho

[S75]

i dont get it i'm just a beginner in php. 

Must i put the / after the word "bericht" ?

 

sorry but i really dont understand what you mean 

 

and sorry for my bad english i come from the netherlands.

[Psycho]

preg_replace('#\]*)\]([^[]*)\[\/email\]#i', '<a href="mailto:\\1">\\2</a>', $bericht);

 

The two # in red are the beginning and ending delimiters for the matching part of the regular expression above. The part in bllue is the matching part of the expression and the green "i" at the end is a parameter to make the expression case insensitive (i.e. "word" = "WoRd").

 

Your original code had a / for the beginning delimiter, but there was no corresponding / for the end of the matching part of the expression. There were /'s in the expression but they were not the ending delimiter. I used # because it is not used in the matching expression and is more obvious.

[S75]

Thank you verry much the problem is solved now 

Now i'm going to look for the last error    permission denied in :

 

$copy = copy($_FILES['imagefile']['tmp_name'], "$idir" . $_FILES['imagefile']['name']); 

 

Thanks again !!