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I have this script that gets any character that is between these two targeted characters



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so I manage to figure out how to do this in PHP but i'm facing a new problem now. I'm realizing it is only showing the first match.



i1616774134


I want to show all the matches so how can I do this and do I need to use a loop with my code? perhaps you guys will suggest a loop but I don't know how that structure will look like in my situation



so i'm clueless. I tried to use a loop with this but no success yet and I already tried preg_match_all but it gave me this error Notice: Array to string conversion when I try to use preg_match_all.



Here is my code



<?php



$string='[i1616774134][i335913688][i1986362289][i873468737][i1187566881][i297212592]';

$pattern='/[(.*?)]/';



$result = preg_match($pattern, $string, $match);



  if($result){

   echo $match[1].'<br/>';

 }



?>





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    Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
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  • I already tried that it gave me an error
    – Danny Lee
    11 hours ago










  • No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago








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    See How to echo an array in PHP?
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    I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
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    11 hours ago















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I have this script that gets any character that is between these two targeted characters



[ ]



so I manage to figure out how to do this in PHP but i'm facing a new problem now. I'm realizing it is only showing the first match.



i1616774134


I want to show all the matches so how can I do this and do I need to use a loop with my code? perhaps you guys will suggest a loop but I don't know how that structure will look like in my situation



so i'm clueless. I tried to use a loop with this but no success yet and I already tried preg_match_all but it gave me this error Notice: Array to string conversion when I try to use preg_match_all.



Here is my code



<?php



$string='[i1616774134][i335913688][i1986362289][i873468737][i1187566881][i297212592]';

$pattern='/[(.*?)]/';



$result = preg_match($pattern, $string, $match);



  if($result){

   echo $match[1].'<br/>';

 }



?>





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    Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    12 hours ago












  • I already tried that it gave me an error
    – Danny Lee
    11 hours ago










  • No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago








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    See How to echo an array in PHP?
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago






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    I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
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I have this script that gets any character that is between these two targeted characters



[ ]



so I manage to figure out how to do this in PHP but i'm facing a new problem now. I'm realizing it is only showing the first match.



i1616774134


I want to show all the matches so how can I do this and do I need to use a loop with my code? perhaps you guys will suggest a loop but I don't know how that structure will look like in my situation



so i'm clueless. I tried to use a loop with this but no success yet and I already tried preg_match_all but it gave me this error Notice: Array to string conversion when I try to use preg_match_all.



Here is my code



<?php



$string='[i1616774134][i335913688][i1986362289][i873468737][i1187566881][i297212592]';

$pattern='/[(.*?)]/';



$result = preg_match($pattern, $string, $match);



  if($result){

   echo $match[1].'<br/>';

 }



?>





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  • PHP preg_match to find multiple occurrences

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  • How to echo an array in PHP?

    12 answers




I have this script that gets any character that is between these two targeted characters



[ ]



so I manage to figure out how to do this in PHP but i'm facing a new problem now. I'm realizing it is only showing the first match.



i1616774134


I want to show all the matches so how can I do this and do I need to use a loop with my code? perhaps you guys will suggest a loop but I don't know how that structure will look like in my situation



so i'm clueless. I tried to use a loop with this but no success yet and I already tried preg_match_all but it gave me this error Notice: Array to string conversion when I try to use preg_match_all.



Here is my code



<?php



$string='[i1616774134][i335913688][i1986362289][i873468737][i1187566881][i297212592]';

$pattern='/[(.*?)]/';



$result = preg_match($pattern, $string, $match);



  if($result){

   echo $match[1].'<br/>';

 }



?>




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    Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    12 hours ago












  • I already tried that it gave me an error
    – Danny Lee
    11 hours ago










  • No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago








  • 1




    See How to echo an array in PHP?
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago






  • 1




    I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago














  • 2




    Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    12 hours ago












  • I already tried that it gave me an error
    – Danny Lee
    11 hours ago










  • No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago








  • 1




    See How to echo an array in PHP?
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago






  • 1




    I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
    – Wiktor Stribiżew
    11 hours ago








2




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Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
– Wiktor Stribiżew
12 hours ago






Use preg_match_all. If you want to use a more efficient pattern, use $pattern='/[([^]*)]/';, or even $pattern='/[K[^]*/';
– Wiktor Stribiżew
12 hours ago














I already tried that it gave me an error
– Danny Lee
11 hours ago




I already tried that it gave me an error
– Danny Lee
11 hours ago












No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago






No idea, it works well. If you want to print an array, use print_r, not echo. Or, use foreach ($match[1] as $s) { echo $s ."n"; } (see this demo).
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago






1




1




See How to echo an array in PHP?
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago




See How to echo an array in PHP?
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago




1




1




I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago




I posted two demo links, see 3v4l.org/OA8u9
– Wiktor Stribiżew
11 hours ago

















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