Hi all!

I want to strip all occurancies of "·$" followed by a number or hexadecimal number out of a string... how can I do this using preg_replace()?
I don't have much experience with regular expressions, but I hope the Plus! community does.

TIA!

something like would do normal numbers , Im not sure how to do hex

code:

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/·\$[0-9]{1,2}/

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Thanks -dt-, but I have some other problems I think...

code:

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$smileys_from = array("<:o)", ":)", ":-)", ":D", ":d", ":>", ";)", ";-)", ":o", ":O", ":-O", ":P", ":p", ":-p", ":-P", "(h)", "(H)", ":@", ":-@", ":$", ":-$", ":s", ":S", ":-S", ":-s", ":-(", ":(", ":<", ":'(", ":|", ":-|", "(6)", "(A)", "(a)", "(L)", "(l)", "(U)", "(u)", "(m)", "(M)", "(@)", "(&)", "(S)", "(*)", "(~)", "(8)", "(E)", "(e)", "(F)", "(f)", "(w)", "(W)", "(O)", "(o)", "(K)", "(k)", "(G)", "(g)", "(^)", "(p)", "(P)", "(i)", "(I)", "(C)", "(c)", "(t)", "(T)", "({)", "(})", "(B)", "(b)", "(D)", "(d)", "(Z)", "(z)", "(x)", "(X)", "(y)", "(Y)", "(n)", "(N)", ":[", ":-[", "(?)", "(%)", "(#)", "(R)", "(r)", ":-#", "8o|", "8-|", "^o)", ":-*", "+o(", "(sn)", "(tu)", "(pl)", "(||)", "(pi)", "(so)", "(au)", "(ap)", "(um)", "(ip)", "(co)", "(mp)", "(brb)", "(st)", "(yn)", "(h5)", "(mo)", "(bah)", ":^)", "*-)", "(li)", "8-)", "(ci)", "(xx)", "(nah)", "|-)");

function stripplus($string) {
    $search = array("[b]","[/b]","[u]","[/u]","[s]","[/s]","·#","·@","·'","·0");
    $string = str_replace($search, "", $string);
    foreach($smileys_from as $value) {
        $cur = "·!" . $value;
        $string = str_replace($cur, "", $string);
    }
    $string = preg_replace("/\[c=(\d{1,2})\]/", "", $string);
    $string = preg_replace("/\[\/c.*?\]/", "",$string);
    $string = preg_replace("/·\$[0-9]{1,2}/", "", $string);
    return $string;
}

$psm = stripplus("Test ·$4one·0 ·$2two·0 ·$8three·0... ·#bold·# ·@underlined·@ ·!:P ·!:)");

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Declare $smileys_from  as global..

function stripplus($string) {
global $simileys_from;
.....
}

$smileys_from isn't declared in the function itself... I don't think that caused the problem.
Oh wait - it did!

Now how do I remove the color tags?

G2G... tell me tomorrow, so I can test it with MP!L.

You have to seperate them one at a time I think.

code:

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$search = array("[b]","[/b]","[u]","[/u]","[s]","[/s]","·#","·@","·'","·0");

for($i = 0; $i < count($search); $i++) {
$string = str_replace($search[$i], "", $string);
}

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You can pass an array directly to str_replace, hmaster.