PHP – replace text and check for file?
I have this simple line of php
How to stop $ (end of string metacharacter) in preg_replace() from matching before a new line at the end of the string? [duplicate]
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How do I preg_replace something at the end of the string?
I am trying to replace something at the end of a file, but the replacement is inserted twice. And I don’t understand why.
Preg_replace everything except the last 10 letters & numbers
I’ve got a string that contains IP addresses and 10 various letters and numbers right after. Is there a way to keep the last 10 letters/number (there will always be just 10) and just remove the IP addresses with preg_replace or something similar. For instance:
Replace only the first occurence of two special characters, the rest are removed and no numbers
I need a php preg_replace to allow only the first occurence of ‘ and -, the rest will be removed. So Mike O’ Hara’s Du-Pont Check-In will become Mike O’ Haras Du-Pont CheckIn