I work with
preg_match_all to get all matching words
and preg_replace_callback to replace found sentences...
before runing the php pass, I take results from a mysql table
with a query like this : select * from mytable where content REGEXP
'[[:<:]]theword[[:>:]]
But... I can't get all entry where words is in...
".: B I G D O G :." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Which functions are you using to do the regex stuff...
>
> That might help...also check out...
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> On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 15:42, BAROILLER Pierre-Emmanuel wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > does someone know how to find an exact word in a content with html tags
?
> > I'm using a regexp like this :
> >
> > $searchRegEx = "'\b".$word_search."\b'msi";
> >
> > to get boundary word results, but... if the searched word is like 'word
or
> > word. or anything else, the
> > regular expression doesn't work..
> >
> > if I remove the \b , I've got all words ( but without bound...)
> >
> > Any idea?
> > (the big problem is I'm higlighting found sentences, and .. if the
searched
> > word is part of an html tag, it's very auwfull... )
> >
> >
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