Re: PHP function inside a regex - possible?

> Try putting a g after the /e in your regex. Perl regular expressions > stop at newlines by default - the g modifier makes the regex consider > newlines to be just another character. You might also need to make the > expression non-greedy to keep it from eating up everything between the > first <b> and the last </b> in the text. If this is the case add a U > after the g. This is wrong. PHP's Perl style regexps do not recognize /g modifier - preg_replace() is global by default. -Andrei "Later in this talk, I intend to define the universe and give three examples." -- Larry Wall