Find urls in text and show them

[mysterbx]

How can I make this line work?

preg_match_all("#(^|[\n ])([\w]+?://[^ \"\n\r\t<]*)#ise", $htmlbody, $links);

 

when i use print_r($links);

 

it return results:

 

Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => http://txt.com/files/8452782/txt_1_1.wmv [1] => http://txt.com/files/8452702/txt_1_2.wmv [2] => http://txt.com/files/8452734/txt_2_1.wmv [3] => http://txt.com/files/8452328/txt_2_2.wmv [4] => http://txt.com/files/8452922/txt_3_1.wmv [5] => http://txt.com/files/8452796/txt_3_2.wmv [6] => http://txt.com/files/8452355/txt_4_1.wmv [7] => http://txt.com/files/8452770/txt_4_2.wmv [8] => http://txt.com/files/8452753/txt_5_1.wmv [9] => http://txt.com/files/8452802/txt_5_2.wmv [10] => http://txt.com/files/8452774/txt_6_1.wmv [11] => http://txt.com/files/8452694/txt_6_2.wmv [12] => http://txt.com/files/8452458/txt_7_1.wmv [13] => http://txt.com/files/8452795/txt_7_2.wmv [14] => http://txt.com/files/8452690/txt_8_1.wmv [15] => http://txt.com/files/8452762/txt_8_2.wmv [16] => http://txt.com/files/8452754/txt_9_1.wmv [17] => http://txt.com/files/8452751/txt_9_2.wmv [18] => http://txt.com/files/8452769/txt_10_1.wmv [19] => http://txt.com/files/8452720/txt_10_2.wmv ) [1] => Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => [3] => [4] => [5] => [6] => [7] => [8] => [9] => [10] => [11] => [12] => [13] => [14] => [15] => [16] => [17] => [18] => [19] => ) [2] => Array ( [0] => http://txt.com/files/8452782/txt_1_1.wmv [1] => http://txt.com/files/8452702/txt_1_2.wmv [2] => http://txt.com/files/8452734/txt_2_1.wmv [3] => http://txt.com/files/8452328/txt_2_2.wmv [4] => http://txt.com/files/8452922/txt_3_1.wmv [5] => http://txt.com/files/8452796/txt_3_2.wmv [6] => http://txt.com/files/8452355/txt_4_1.wmv [7] => http://txt.com/files/8452770/txt_4_2.wmv [8] => http://txt.com/files/8452753/txt_5_1.wmv [9] => http://txt.com/files/8452802/txt_5_2.wmv [10] => http://txt.com/files/8452774/txt_6_1.wmv [11] => http://txt.com/files/8452694/txt_6_2.wmv [12] => http://txt.com/files/8452458/txt_7_1.wmv [13] => http://txt.com/files/8452795/txt_7_2.wmv [14] => http://txt.com/files/8452690/txt_8_1.wmv [15] => http://txt.com/files/8452762/txt_8_2.wmv [16] => http://txt.com/files/8452754/txt_9_1.wmv [17] => http://txt.com/files/8452751/txt_9_2.wmv [18] => http://txt.com/files/8452769/txt_10_1.wmv [19] => http://txt.com/files/8452720/txt_10_2.wmv ) )

 

but when i enter return $links[2]; or any other number i get nothing... i just see "ArrayArrayArrray"

 

can you help me fix this preg_match_all into working line? maybe it need to be preg_match or preg replace... i dont know...

i just need to list all the links like this:

 

http://link1

http://link1

http://link1

http://link1

...

[laffin]

U dun undertsand how preg_match_all works, it's doing exactly as u told it....

 

preg_match_all is returning an array, with arrays of the groups captures.

since u only have 2 groups, u will have an array of an array with 3 arrays

1st array the match string itself

2nd array the first capture group

3rd array the 2nd capture group

 

from the looks of things you want to process the 3rd array, your 2nd capture group.

return $links[2] wud return an array of each (an array)

 

but to display an item from those links

$links[2][0] wud be the first item caught

or use a

foreach($links[2] as $link)

  echo "$link<br>";

 

[mysterbx]

works fine thanks a lot!

 

what about this,

 

$text = "Password: somethin

 

P/W

somethin2

 

pass sth";

 

preg_match_all should find all passwords until \n or \t or \r and list them in one line

 

im working on this script for a few days, I cant make it work, if i do, it works for one text, but not for other, and oppositivly

 

 

this is almost the last piece to my script

[laffin]

preg_match_all('@(.*)[\t\r\n]@',$sub,$matches);

$matches[1] will contain the list of passwords

[mysterbx]

how it'll know whenever its a password or a link if the text is:

 

$text = "Title:Nokia Games Pack

Info: more than 1k games!

 

link to download http://somelink.com

 

Password to open: mypass

or try this pass: mypass2

 

P/W

mypass3

 

or password:

mypass5";

 

ofcourse there wount by so many password, but you'll never know

[mysterbx]

is there a way to do that?

[mysterbx]

almost got it...

 

preg_match_all("#([\n\s])((Password(\:|)|pw\:|Pass(\:|))[\s\n\r\t\S<][^\n\t\r]*)#ise", $fix, $pass);

 

it find's the passwords, but shows it like this:

Password somekindaword
pass: somekindaword2

 

but it should look like this:

somekindaword, somekindaword2

 

please help me, its the last component...