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Posted by Petra Meier on 03/05/07 15:57
Hello,
I use the following script to parse URI and email:
function parseLinks($sData){
$regexEmail = "/\w+((-\w+)|(\.\w+))*\@[A-Za-z0-9]+((\.|-)[A-
Za-
z0-9]+)*\.[A-Za-z0-9]+/";
$sData = preg_replace($regexEmail, "<a id='external'
href='mailto:'$0'>$0</a>", $sData);
$regexURI = '#(^|[^\"=]{1})(http://|ftp://|https://|news:)([^
\s<>]+)
([\s\n<>]|$)#sm';
$sData = preg_replace($regexURI, "\\1<a id=\"external\" name=
\"\\2\
\3\">\\2\\3</a>\\4", $sData);
return $sData;
}
it works just fine, unfortunately I parse the links from texts where I
have fullstops, commas, colons and semicolos at the end of URI which
are parsed as part of the URI:
A sentence with a link http://uri.in.senctence.com/foo.html, and a
comma after the link
would be parsed to:
A sentence with a link <a href="http://uri.in.senctence.com/
foo.html,">http://uri.in.senctence.com/foo.html,<a/> and a comma after
the link
I want to have it like this though:
A sentence with a link <a href="http://uri.in.senctence.com/
foo.html">http://uri.in.senctence.com/foo.html<a/>, and a comma after
the link
I already invested a lot of time with these regex and didn't succeed.
Any of you regex-gurus could help me please! :)
Petra Meier
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