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PHP regular expression Twitter links
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Here’s a quick piece of code to highlight replies to users in twitter for example @ashleyford this script uses regular expression to find and replace a based on two things. Firstly it checks for a space before the @ symbol and then checks for the space at the end of the users name, it then takes that string and replaces it with a link to the user twitter profile. Useful if you have a dynamic list of tweets that you want to linkify. All you need to do is change $ret to the variable the contains your string.
$ret = preg_replace("#(^|[n ])@([^ "tnr<]*)#ise", "'\1@\2'", $ret);
These two lines of code do a similar job with regards the structure however they look for the http:// and www. to determine a link.
$ret = preg_replace("#(^|[n ])([w]+?://[w]+[^ "nrt<]*)#ise", "'\1\2'", $ret);
$ret = preg_replace("#(^|[n ])((www|ftp).[^ "tnr<]*)#ise", "'\1\2'", $ret);
Designer and web developer, Co-founder and Technical Director at Harkable.com. Previously I worked at Spotify, MySpace and InMobi. Contact me - ashley[at]papermashup.com
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Easier solution for both trends (#) and users (@)
preg_replace(‘/#(w+)/’, ‘#1‘, $text)
Just swap the # with a @ if you want to link to users
Cheers
When the @user is near a dot it includes the dot in the link. Ex: This is a test of @CocaCola. (result: Sorry, that page doesn’t exist!) Can you fix that?
Okay, it broke my submitted HTML code… Another try to comment… 😉
This regex will destroy your HTML code if you have something like this:
<a href=”http://www.example.com” title=”Bla @test blubb”>Don’t break!</a>
@Dominik As the title of the tutorial explains. This Regular expression is for use with the Twitter API, It is not designed to be used with normal text with HTML in it. There is no reason for a user to type HTML code into Twitter as it will be automatically stripped out.
I need one regular expression for twitter trends links like #xxxx
Please help me!
Thanks, found this extremely useful.
Would this not be cleaner and faster:
preg_replace(“/@([A-Za-z0-9_]+) /”,”$0“,$twitter->text);