Hi Neil,
Could you please send me the code again please? Seems
like my email client did a wibble last night and lost
all my emails. :(
Sorry about that.
J
Date: Sun, 04 Jan 2004 15:10:04 +0000
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "Neil Smth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Subject: grabbing text from a webpage and
putting it in a query.
At 08:03 04/01/2004 +0000, JeRRy wrote:
><QUOTE>
>$matcharray=array("Brisbane Lions v Collingwood at
>Gabba (night)");
></QUOTE>
>
>This will only work for that game matching the names
>right? I'd like to run some query or maybe 2 or 3
MAX
Wrong. I guess you didn't read the code, the comments,
or the chapter
on
php.net about regular expression matches. Please try
again as stated,
**splitting your input text file into a series of
array elements**
using
the functions provided by PHP, and try to understand
what the code
sample
is doing, so **you** can extend it to your target.
Cheers - Neil.
>to get the entries on the DB. That would mean I'd
>have to edit the array on each game? Is it possible
>to look for ALL instances of 'v' and grab the names
What do you think the line starting 'preg_match' does
? Go look this up
in
the manual as I requested you do.
>before and after it? This is complicated. I could
be
>wrong here but your example above I'd have to change
>the array each time to get each game?
Thats what I said. Here's another pointer : go read up
on the file()
function in PHP manual.
Sorry to sound so terse, but I'm trying to help you,
not do it for you.
Else, how would you learn ?
Cheers - Neil.
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