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[Marc Antony Vose]

Now I have to steer this in a different direction.

The change in pattern works fine on my PowerBook (I have virtual 
domains set up on my account, so it behaves through the browser just 
as it would live).

However, it doesn't work on the remote machine...the change doesn't 
happen.  The remote server is a Linux shared server environment which 
I am familiar with, and normally I don't have these kinds of gotchas 
(I have like 9 domains hosted there).

Does anyone have any insight as to what could be the difference 
between my local setup and the remote one, with respect to the 
preg_replace_callback() function?

Both machines are above 4.3, so the function certainly ought to be 
available, and would be throwing an error if it weren't.

?? confused.

Marc





At 3:16 PM -0500 3/17/04, David Sklar wrote:
>>many thanks.  i was trying in my head to create a match for the 
>>beginning of the tag, then anything that is not "</sup>", and then 
>></sup>.
>>
>>many times, like now, i find that my strategy is wrong with pattern matching.
>
>Thinking like a regex would is a weird way to think that requires a 
>lot of adjustment from normal human thought.
>
>The adjustment, IMHO, is complicated when you want to express a 
>negation in your pattern (like "anything that is not '</sup>') 
>because the ways to do that in regex land are tucked into twisty, 
>punctuation-riddled back alleys.
>
>"Mastering Regular Expressions" by Jeffrey Friedl 
>(http://regex.info) is  the place to start if you want to climb the 
>regex mountain, though.
>
>David
>
>
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