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echo preg_match("#/login#", "/login/val1-val2/dir2", $matches);
print_r($matches);
I get:
1
Array
(
[0] => /login
)
The strings are not equals, how could I change my regex TO DO NOT match?
Thanks
Use this:
#^/login$#. The^and$mark the begining and end of the string. Of course, if that’s your exact use case, you can simply use==to “match” the strings.