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Posted by Steve on 09/26/07 13:21
"Karin J" <k.x.jensen@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1190800981.199664.221350@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
Hi everyone
I am using a ereg_replace to strip all but certain allowed characters
from a string:
$string = ereg_replace("([^ 0-9A-Za-zSOZsozYΐ-ΦΨ-φψ-ώ-])","",$string);
use preg. read the manual for an explanation.
I would like to extend this to allow HTML character references of the
form "&#number;" where number is the three or four digit code number
of the character. Examples would be "ä" and "ẽ".
I am sorry but regular expressions hurt my brain!
as well as reading the manual. ;^) were you to have, you'd notice that you
would have been instructed to use preg rather than ereg for a miriad of
reasons. not only that, but you'd see an example of preg_replace doing
*exactly* what you're asking help on.
if regex hurts your brain, don't use it...you won't be able to maintain it
once you initially write it. it is a language in itself.
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