I want to replace all "mailto:" links in html with plain emails.
In: text .... <a href="mailto:somebody@example.org">not needed</a> text
Out: text .... somebody@example.org text
I did this:
$str = preg_replace("/\<a.+href=\"mailto:(.*)\".+\<\/a\>/", "$1", $str);
But it fails if there are multiple emails in string or html inside "a" tag
In: <a href="mailto:hello@somedomain.org">not needed</a><a href="mailto:somebody@example.org"><font size="3">somebody@example.org</font><开发者_Go百科;/a>
Out: somebody@example.org">
Make your match non-greedy by adding ?
to quantifiers +
and *
as:
$str = preg_replace("/\<a.+?href=\"mailto:(.*?)\".+?\<\/a\>/", "$1", $str);
Also you need not escape <
and >
and since there are some /
in the pattern its better to use a different delimiter and since you are not doing any variable interpolation inside the pattern, there is no need to enclose it in "
this way you can avoid escaping "
inside the pattern:
$str = preg_replace('#<a.+?href="mailto:(.*?)".+?</a>#', "$1", $str);
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