Thanks for the help.
What about I don't know exactly the the other string behind <META HTTP-EQUIV= ???????????????????????>
Is that possible in preg_replace?
Thanks
Stephan Schulze <nahpeps@xxxxxx> wrote: This will not work because starting delimiter < and ending delimiter >
are not the same.
Better to use:
preg_replace('#<META HTTP-EQUIV=" refresh" CONTENT="0;
url=http://www.redyam. com/1.html">#','',$variable);
Best regards
abhishek jain schrieb:
>
>
> Hi you need to use preg_replace:
> $variable is the variable containing the string.
>
> preg_replace('<META HTTP-EQUIV=" refresh" CONTENT="0;
> url=http://www.redyam. com/1.html">','',$variable);
>
> http://uk2.php.net/preg_replace <http://uk2.php.net/preg_replace>
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