doushang2571 2017-10-14 22:39
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希望使用preg_replace从我的字符串中删除字符

I have the right function, just not finding the right regex pattern to remove (ID:999999) from the string. This ID value varies but is all numeric. I like to remove everything including the brackets.

$string = "This is the value I would like removed. (ID:17937)";
$string = preg_replace('#(ID:['0-9']?)#si', "", $string);

Regex is not more forte! And need help with this one.

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  • duanmen1887 2017-10-14 22:42
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    Try this:

    $string = preg_replace('# \(ID:[0-9]+\)#si', "", $string);
    

    You need to escape the parenthesis using backslashes \.
    You shouldn't use quotes around the number range.
    You should use + (one or more) instead of ? (zero or one).
    You can add a space at the start, to avoid having a space at the end of the resulting string.

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