find_replace_templatesets("private_read", '#\$lang->delete_pm</a>(\r?)(\n?)#', "\$lang->delete_pm</a>\n| <a href=\"pmreport.php\?pmid=\$pm\[pmid\]&action=report\" onClick=\"popupWin('pmreport.php\?pmid=\$pm\[pmid\]&action=report', 'reportPm', 400, 300); return false;\">Report</a>\n");
find_replace_templatesets("private_read", '#| <a href="pmreport.php\?pmid=\$pm\[pmid\]&action=report" onClick="popupWin(\'pmreport.php\?pmid=\$pm\[pmid\]&action=report\', \'reportPm\', 400, 300); return false;">Report</a>(\r?)(\n?)#', "", 0);
Those dont seem to work
Am I doing something wrong?
You probably need to backslash the | and ( and )
Replied to your other topic on mybb mods.
nothing works
heres the file, if you want to take a look at it. Everything works except the find_replace_templatesets() part
in case u were sure that this is the right thing to find, then replace
try to use for exaple
find_replace_templatesets("postbit", '#'.preg_quote('$post[onlinestatus]').'#', '$post[onlinestatus] $post[country]');
using preg_quote u will not have to escape all the things. maybe u have missed 1 or somthing not sure
regards
Wont it parse the variables though? Dont those need to be \'ed out manually?
well yea, I know that. but dont you have to put a \ behind any variable ($variablehere for instance) so it doesnt get parsed by the Zend Engine
Well with none of the times i used preg_quote , i had to put \ before $variable !!
however make a test file and check it
regards