php three regular expression

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I spent hours trying to do it and still doesn't work. Even with other topic I can't find the solution.

This is the string :

S.C.V. Ch. Latour (Exploitante) Latour Château Latour 33250 PauillacCordonnées GPS : 45.175167 -0.749777Tél: 05 56 73 19 80Fax: 05 56 73 19 81Email: [email protected] web: http

And I'd like to get three things : the "Tél" number, the "Fax" number and the "Email".

chtenb · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-14 20:19:30Z

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/Tél: (.+)Fax: (.+)Email: (.+)Site/

There you go. The three submatches are your numbers.

edited May 14, 2013 at 20:19

answered May 12, 2013 at 17:30

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Cédric Over a year ago

I dont get how to use your solution

chtenb Over a year ago

preg_match_all('{{your regular expression}}', '{{your data}}', $arr, PREG_PATTERN_ORDER);

chtenb Over a year ago

Note that you must use delimiters. I will add them for clearity.

Casimir et Hippolyte · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-12 17:55:40Z

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If you are sure to have the same order (tél., fax, email, site) for each entry, you can use this:

$pattern = '~(?:Tél|Fax|Email): \K([\d ]++|.+?(?=Site web:))~';

edited May 12, 2013 at 17:55

answered May 12, 2013 at 17:36

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Cédric Over a year ago

Nop it's not working,

preg_match('~(?:Tél|Fax|Email): \K([\d ]++|.+?(?=Site web:))~', $div->nodeValue, $data);echo 'Tel' . $data[0] . '<br/>'; 			echo 'Fax' . $data[1] . '<br/>';

Casimir et Hippolyte Over a year ago

@Cédric: normal, you must use preg_match_all, not preg_match

Cédric Over a year ago

Its not working neither with preg_match_all, $data[0][0] or $data[1][0] display nothing

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