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 Dec 23 2005, 05:36 AM
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Google came up with a number of methods to convert bbcode to html, but not the other way around. Unfortunately I'm not that well-versed with regular expressions. Maybe someone could give pointers? Some options I have are: PHP - This article, Simple and Complex BBcode with PHP, uses str_replace to convert bbcode to html: CODE $string = 'This is [b]cool[/b] - [url=http://www.tutorio.com]Tutorio.com Tutorials[/url] Textpad - Maybe a macro could handle this.
$bb-replace = array ('/(\[[Bb]\])(.+)(\[\/[Bb]\])/','/(\[url=)(.+)(\])(.+)(\[\/url\])/'); $bb-replacements = array ('<b>\\2</b>','<a href="\\2">\\4</a>'); $string = preg_replace($bb-replace, $bb-replacements, $string); print $string; |
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Jan 4 2006, 02:39 PM
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New Member Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 4-January 06 Member No.: 48,616 |
I have a simple bbcode parser for my website, you can look at it and learn a bit:
CODE $string = "[b]bold['b'] [i]italic[/i] [u]underline[/u]";
$bb=array( "[b]" => "<b>", "[/b]" => "</b>", "[i]" => "<i>", "[/i]" => "</i>", "[u]" => "<u>", "[/u]" => "</u>", ); $string = str_replace(array_keys($bb), array_values($bb), $s); echo $string; |
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