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PHP » String » preg_match_all

Capturing HTML headings


 

<?php

$html = file_get_contents('example.html');

preg_match_all('@<h([1-6])>(.+?)</h\1>@is', $html, $matches);

foreach ($matches[2] as $text) {

    print "Heading: $text \n";

}

?>

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