I have a text file that I am displaying in a table. I am using preg_match_all to find a specific Title with a specific Chapter and I am replacing the Title and Chapter with preg_replace to make it a link..
For example the contents within the text file are as follows:
Dec 04 20:15 Naruto 123
Dec 04 17:42 Naruto 98
Dec 04 16:19 D Gray Man 001
Dec 04 16:05 Bleach 128
Dec 04 12:13 50 x 50 44
And I am replacing the Title s and Chapters... (i.e. Naruto 123) with a link to the webpage where that is located.
I also need to take into effect the folderpath that the webpage is located in.
- The folderpath is the title of the anime. So if we were doing it for Naruto 123 the folder path is Naruto/.
So in the end the link will look like this:
http://website/folderpath/animetitle animechapter
The problem that I have is that I can get the folderpath s correct but I cannot create 2 or more distinct links. My code replaces Naruto 123 and Naruto 98 with the same link.
Here is what my code:
<?
$data=file_get_contents( series-updates.txt ); //get data from file
$regexp[0]="/(Naruto)[[:space:]](w+)/";
$regexp[1]="/Naruto/";
preg_match($regexp[0], $data, $matches); //match Manga Title with Chapter for URL
$url= $matches[0];
preg_match($regexp[1], $data, $matches2); //match Manga Title for folderpath
$folderpath= $matches2[0];
$patterns= /(Naruto)[[:space:]](w+)/ ;
$replacements= <a href=" .$folderpath. / .$url. "> .$url. </a> ;
$data=preg_replace($patterns,$replacements, $data);
$dat=explode("
",$data); //split data at new lines
echo <table cellspacing=0> ;
foreach ($dat AS $value) { //loop
echo <tr><td> .$value. </td></tr> ;
}
echo </table> ;
?>
here is an the output of the code:
http://xennetworks.com/output3.php
** ALSO, the reason why in the php code I am using preg_match instead of preg_match_all is because if I use preg_match_all for the links I get the output of ARRAY and I wanted you to see the outcome that I would like.