I have 2 sets of tags on page, first is
{tip}tooltip text{/tip}
and second is
{tip class="someClass"}tooltip text{/tip}
I need to replace those with
<span class=„sstooltip”><i>?</i><em>tooltip text</em></span>
I dont know how to deal with adding new class to the <span>
tag. (The tooltip class is always present)
This is my regex /\{tip.*?(?:class="([a-z]+)")?\}(.*?)\{\/tip\}/
.
I guess I need to check array indexes for class value, but those are different, depending on {tip} tag version. Do I need two regular expressions, one for each version, or there is some way to extract and replace class value?
php code:
$regex = "/\{tip.*?(?:class=\"([a-z]+)\")?\}(.*?)\{\/tip\}/";
$matches = null;
preg_match_all($regex, $article->text, $matches);
if (is_array($matches)) {
foreach ($matches as $match) {
$article->text = preg_replace(
$regex,
"<span class=tooltip \$1"."><i>?</i><em>"."\$2"."</em></span>",
$article->text
);
}
}