Re: Regex to catch <p>s (weird result)

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> http://www.ezee.se/tests/para_regex2.php.txt  

Yep, sorry...  Just add the s

preg_match_all('|<p[^>]*>(.*)</p>|Uis', $myText, $myArray);

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Sweeeeett! It works!
If you _do get time_, would love to know the actual meaning of |<p[^>]*>(.*)</p>|Uis
because although I do appreciate the help and the code, am learning to work a bit with regex
and this is still quite advanced for me.
So far I have gotten (correct me if I am wrong)
|<p[^>]*> = 1) Starts with "<p"  2) can have anything between till the next > 3) end with ">"
(.*)</p>| = 1) can have whatever inbetween till the end which is "</p>"

Have no idea of the Uis switches...

Thanks again,
R



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