preg_replace to preg_replace_callback
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i need help with the /e modifier.
i must change this:
to a preg_replace_callback.
can someone help me?
i need help with the /e modifier.
i must change this:
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$text = preg_replace("#\[img\]((http|ftp|https|ftps)://)(.*?)(\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG))\[/img\]#sie", $locale['MG_UFA_f05'], $text);to a preg_replace_callback.
can someone help me?
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no bbcode
this is part of an infusion
this is part of an infusion
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The word for the $locale['MG_UFA_f05'] is "BILD" (picture in english).
If i understand this, it search for an image with the extension jpg|jpeg|gif|png|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG on HTTP|FTP and replace it with the $locale.
how must the preg_replace change to preg_replace_callback that it replace it with the $locale or work with $locale?
If i understand this, it search for an image with the extension jpg|jpeg|gif|png|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG on HTTP|FTP and replace it with the $locale.
how must the preg_replace change to preg_replace_callback that it replace it with the $locale or work with $locale?
Edited by chrome511 on 29-09-2019 19:47,
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i have build something like this:
would this work?
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$text = preg_replace_callback("#\[img\]((http|ftp|https|ftps)://)(.*?)(\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG))\[/img\]#si",
function($matches){
foreach($matches as $match){
return ($locale['MG_UFA_f05']);
}
},
$text
);would this work?
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Which version are you using?
In v9, $locale is no longer a superglobal, well maybe semi, but we've isolated them for the most part.
Spend some time with the function 'fusion_get_locale'.
So perhaps you can do it in 2 ways.
1, in your infusion output page file, you can do the set locale method once.
2. set the locale inside your preg function.
I recommend using method 1 since no point spending resources every time you do a string mutation.
In v9, $locale is no longer a superglobal, well maybe semi, but we've isolated them for the most part.
Spend some time with the function 'fusion_get_locale'.
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$locale = fusion_get_locale('', [LOCALE.LOCALESET.'currency.php', INFUSIONS.'example/locale/'.LANGUAGE.'.php]); // load 2 files locale in addition the current locale.
$locale = fusion_get_locale('global_200'); // get global_200 locale.
$locale = fusion_get_locale(); // returns an array of all compiled locale.So perhaps you can do it in 2 ways.
1, in your infusion output page file, you can do the set locale method once.
2. set the locale inside your preg function.
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$text = preg_replace_callback("#\[img\]((http|ftp|https|ftps)://)(.*?)(\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|JPG|JPEG|GIF|PNG))\[/img\]#si",
function($matches){
$locale = fusion_get_locale('', [ ' path-to-your-locale-file' ]);
foreach($matches as $match){
return ($locale['MG_UFA_f05']);
}
},
$text
);I recommend using method 1 since no point spending resources every time you do a string mutation.
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