What would be php equivalent of this code?

Replace() can be replaced by preg_replace().

Replace() can be replaced by preg_replace() and match() would be preg_match() which is very powerful Check the manual to see how it would work with your code, they are not that different, and you can use your call back function too.

1 preg_replace_callback() would be the suitable replacement in this case. – mario May 11 at 6:15 You are right mario, thank you for the addition – Ibu May 11 at 6:17.

It looks like you are parsing HTML with regex. In that case, PHP provides DOMDocument which is pretty good for doing DOM manipulation. You could use it ensure your string contains safe HTML.

A more domain specific solution is HTML Purifier.

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