Posted by petersprc on 09/26/06 04:41

The first character of the pattern is considered the delimiter
character. Try something like:

$pattern = '#<\s*script\s+.*?>.*?<\s*/\s*script>#is';

The delimiter character (#) separates the regular expression from the
pattern modifiers.

You might be interested in PEAR::HTML_Safe, which sanitizes HTML.

Best Regards,

John Peters

GeoffreyF67 wrote:
> <?
>
> $pattern = "<script[^>]*?>.*?</script>";
> $replacement = "";
> $subject = " <Description><script
> src='http://x.com/rd/j/rf.jsp?pD=41422'></script>Official site. Enjoy
> lower rates in the heart of Montreal at the
>
> Fairmont Queen Elizabeth. Save 10% if you book 3 weeks in advance. From
> $199 CAD per night. Fairmont, Creating Memories.</Description>";
>
> $test = preg_replace($pattern,$replacement,$subject);
>
> echo $test;
> ?>
>
> Generates:
>
> Warning: preg_replace(): Unknown modifier ']' in
> /web/sites/kerryc/buyers-source-online.com/testme.php on line 9
>
> I just wanna replace the <script tag with nothing...it can't be THAT
> hard :)
>
> G-Man

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