[Mythvn]

PHP Code:

$preg = '#<a.*?href="(.*?)".*?>(.*?)</a>#i';

if(preg_match_all($preg, $tmp, $results)) {

foreach($results[1] as $index => $href) {

$content = $results[2][$index];

if ( (htmlentities(strip_tags($content))) == 'Visit' ) {

echo $href."<br>";

}

}

} 

I use this code to get all link from a html file >>> Choose links called "Visit" >>> Output ( $results[1][$index] or $href ). There is 3 results and I just want to select only one of them ( eg : the second ) and I used $href[2] but I wont work. So can any one plz give me an advice ?

[Nico]

Could you post examples of the links? I'm not sure if I understand what you're trying to do.

[Mythvn]

Originally Posted by Nico

Could you post examples of the links? I'm not sure if I understand what you're trying to do.

Here is an example :

Code:

http://vmyth.info/test.php

The code of the HTML :

Code:

<a href="google.com">Visit</a>
<a href="yahoo.com">Visit</a>
<a href="msn.com">Visit</a>

The script gets all the links called "Visit" ( google.com, yahoo.com, msn.com etc ) and display them. But I only want to select one of the result ( eg : yahoo.com or msn.com only ). How do I do this ?

[Nico]

You could do something like that.

PHP Code:

preg_match_all('/<a(.*?)href=\"(.*?)\"(.*?)>Visit<\/a>/si', $text, $matches);





$matches[2][0]; // Google

$matches[2][1]; // Yahoo

$matches[2][2]; // MSN 

[Mythvn]

Originally Posted by Nico

You could do something like that.

PHP Code:

preg_match_all('/<a(.*?)href=\"(.*?)\"(.*?)>Visit<\/a>/si', $text, $matches);





$matches[2][0]; // Google

$matches[2][1]; // Yahoo

$matches[2][2]; // MSN 

Thank you very much but can you give me the full code ?

[Nico]

Well, this is basically the whole code? What do you want to do? Randomly pick one of there links and show them, or a specific one?

[Mythvn]

Oh I'm sorry. I have already got it. Thank you again.