I have this sitation:
..<img src="//http://www... OR ..<img src="/http://www... OR ..<img src="////http://www...
(/ - may be much)
How delete / before http? Resultat always should be:
..<img src="http://www...
Thanks ;)
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Can you show a real life example?Pekka– Pekka2010-09-30 11:15:28 +00:00Commented Sep 30, 2010 at 11:15
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This should do the trick.
ltrim($url, "/");
This seems like a rather ad hoc solution. You might want to get to the bottom of the issue and eliminate it at source.
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A regular expression along the lines of this should do the trick I think:
$string = preg_replace('/="\/+http:/', '="http:', $string);
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Nev Stokes
Yes it does. Could you post proper example of what you're after?
Assuming that the url is defined in a variable within your PHP, ltrim() could be the answer
$url = ltrim($url,'/');
though you wouldn't be able to use this option if you had local url's (eg '/images/img.gif') without the 'http://'
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You could do something like this (str_replace() because it is faster than a regular expression):
$markup = str_replace('//http://', 'http://', $markup);
Why do you need this? It might be better to eliminate the source of this problem.
