string http:// conwert to <a href=''>host</a>

[specjal]

hi

in form TEXTAREA i have text like:

bla bla http://www.google.com/bla/bla/bla text text text text
now how to make from this text like:

bla bla ['http://www.google.com'] text text text text
['']-> url to http://www.google.com/bla/bla/bla
I wrote this script:
Were error is?
ps. sorry , my english is not good.:)
<?
function string_url($tex t) {

$arr=explode("\ n", $text);
$j=0;
foreach( $arr as $val)
{

if( strlen($val) > 1 )
{
$arr2=explode(" ", $val);
$i=0;
foreach( $arr2 as $val2)
{

$findme = 'http';
$pos = strpos($val2, $findme);
if ($pos === false)
{

$arr2[$i] = $val2;
}

else {

$val2=parse_url ($val2);
$host=$val2['host'];
$path=$val2['path'];
$scheme=$val2['scheme'];
$tekst="<a HREF=\"$scheme://";
$tekst.=$host;
$tekst.=$path;
$tekst.=">$host </a>";
$arr2[$i]=$tekst;
}

$i++;
}//koniec 2 forech (slowa)
$slowa=implode( " ", $arr2);
$arr[$j] = $slowa;

}
else
{
$arr[$j] = $val;
}

$j++;
}//koniec 1 forech
$text_nowy= implode("\n", $arr);
return $text_nowy;
}


if ( $tresc) {

echo string_url($tre sc);
} else {
print "<FORM METHOD=POST > </B><B>title:</B><BR>";
print "<TEXTAREA NAME=tresc ROWS=30 COLS=60

$tresc</TEXTAREA><BR>";

print "<br><INPUT TYPE=\"submit\" VALUE=\"add!\"> <br><br>";
print "</FORM>";
}
?>

[Markus L.]

Am Fri, 14 Oct 2005 12:23:24 -0700 schrieb specjal:

hi

in form TEXTAREA i have text like:

bla bla http://www.google.com/bla/bla/bla text text text text
now how to make from this text like:

bla bla ['http://www.google.com'] text text text text
['']-> url to http://www.google.com/bla/bla/bla
I wrote this script:
Were error is?
ps. sorry , my english is not good.:)
<?
function string_url($tex t) {

$arr=explode("\ n", $text);
$j=0;
foreach( $arr as $val)
{

if( strlen($val) > 1 )
{
$arr2=explode(" ", $val);
$i=0;
foreach( $arr2 as $val2)
{

$findme = 'http';
$pos = strpos($val2, $findme);
if ($pos === false)
{

$arr2[$i] = $val2;
}

else {

$val2=parse_url ($val2);
$host=$val2['host'];
$path=$val2['path'];
$scheme=$val2['scheme'];
$tekst="<a HREF=\"$scheme://";
$tekst.=$host;
$tekst.=$path;
$tekst.=">$host </a>";
$arr2[$i]=$tekst;
}

$i++;
}//koniec 2 forech (slowa)
$slowa=implode( " ", $arr2);
$arr[$j] = $slowa;

}
else
{
$arr[$j] = $val;
}

$j++;
}//koniec 1 forech
$text_nowy= implode("\n", $arr);
return $text_nowy;
}


if ( $tresc) {

echo string_url($tre sc);
} else {
print "<FORM METHOD=POST > </B><B>title:</B><BR>";
print "<TEXTAREA NAME=tresc ROWS=30 COLS=60

$tresc</TEXTAREA><BR>";

print "<br><INPUT TYPE=\"submit\" VALUE=\"add!\"> <br><br>";
print "</FORM>";
}
?>

$tresc = preg_replace('/(http)(s?)(://)([^ ]+)/', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', $tresc);

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[specjal]

Warning: Unknown modifier '/'
what is wrong?

$tresc = preg_replace('/(http)(s?)(://)([^ ]+)/', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', tresc);

[Janwillem Borleffs]

specjal wrote:

Warning: Unknown modifier '/'
what is wrong?

$tresc = preg_replace('/(http)(s?)(://)([^ ]+)/', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', tresc);

The slashes are used as modifiers to mark the beginning and the end of the
pattern, but they are also used in the pattern itself.

You can fix this by escaping the slashes in the pattern:

$tresc = preg_replace('/(http)(s?)(:\/\/)([^ ]+)/', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', tresc);

Or by using another modifier:

$tresc = preg_replace('# (http)(s?)(://)([^ ]+)#', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', tresc);
JW

[Toby Inkster]

Janwillem Borleffs wrote:

specjal wrote:

Warning: Unknown modifier '/'

$tresc = preg_replace('/(http)(s?)(://)([^ ]+)/', '<a
href="$1$2$3$4" >$1$2$3$4</a>', tresc);

The slashes are used as modifiers to mark the beginning and the end of the
pattern, but they are also used in the pattern itself.

No -- the slashes are used as *delimiters*. The *modifiers* are any extra
characters that occur after the end delimiter. For example:

/foo/i

will match 'foo' case-insensitively. In this example, the 'i' is a
modifier -- it modifies the behaviour of the regular expression to make it
case-insensitive.

Specjal's warning is caused by the third slash. PHP sees the second slash
as the end delimiter, which makes any trailing characters modifiers.

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Contact Me ~ http://tobyinkster.co.uk/contact

[Janwillem Borleffs]

Toby Inkster wrote:

No -- the slashes are used as *delimiters*. The *modifiers* are any
extra characters that occur after the end delimiter.

Yeah, you're right.
JW