What if you have nested p blocks. Again the same mistake parsing HTML codes with the Regex, DOM is used to parse HTML and not Regex Parsing Html The Cthulhu Way.
What if you have nested p blocks. Again the same mistake parsing HTML codes with the Regex, DOM is used to parse HTML and not Regex. Parsing Html The Cthulhu Way.
The question mark makes the expression non-greedy, so that only the contents between two tags are matched, instead of the contents between the very first opening and the very last closing tag. This is assuming you don't have nested p tags, else you're going to be in trouble with this one... /(.*? )/ Obviously, you're going to have to go with something like preg_match_all in PHP, depending on which language you use.
You're going to find the contents of the tag in the first matching group.
2 You don’t need to escape the . – Gumbo Nov 17 '09 at 10:02 Thank you. Wasn't sure about this because of named capturing groups etc.– Franz Nov 17 '09 at 10:14.
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