Worms all over the place.
I have the search and replace working for URL's now I have another problem with 4 or 5 feeds I extract from xml, the image field has the image but it is inside html tags
I can do this bit of code
$product["THUMB"] = str_replace("<img border=0 width=50 height=50 src="/,"",$product["THUMB"]);
$product["THUMB"] = str_replace(">","",$product["THUMB"]);But if the width and height are not = 50 then it does not get replaced. I searched the web high and low and found some stuff that had something to do woth preg replace and something with regexp like
$regexp = '/(<img[^>]*src=")([^"]*)("[^>]*>)/i';Nothing I try works, go figure, that's a big suprise ;)
Any suggestions?
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Again, your my hero :)
I had to modify it a little, it was a total guessing game for me,
$url_start = strpos($product["THUMB"],"src=")+4;
$url_end = strpos($product["THUMB"],">");
$product["THUMB"] = substr($product["THUMB"],$url_start,($url_end - $url_start));
is what I have (I did not need to print since it's being imported inot the mysql database.
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Hi Don,
You could do it something like this:
<?php$product["THUMB"] = '<img width="25" height="60" src="http://www.example.com/image.gif">';
$url_start = strpos($product["THUMB"],"src=")+5;
$url_end = strpos($product["THUMB"],">")-1;
$product["THUMB"] = substr($product["THUMB"],$url_start,($url_end - $url_start));
print $product["THUMB"];
?>
Hope this helps!
David.