Question

I know My question seems Like duplicated(duplicate)…
But exceptionally I’m not trying to parse a “True/Valid” HTML, its a part of javascript variables / or of HTML tags, see my example:

                <td width="10"></td>
            <td ><div id="combo_rub" style="CURSOR:pointer"></div><input type="hidden" id="rech_cod_cat"  name="rech_cod_cat" value="1"/></td>
            <td ><div id="combo_typ" style="CURSOR:pointer"></div></td>
            <td ><div id="combo_sou_typ" style="CURSOR:pointer"></div></td>

            <script type="text/javascript">
            d_rech_cod_rub       = "101";
            d_rech_cod_typ       = "1";
            d_rech_cod_sou_typ   = "1020121";

            //ComboBox sous_type
            var z_sou_typ=new dhtmlXCombo("combo_sou_typ","rech_cod_sou_typ",160);

So what i want in my code PHP is to retrieve the value of(d_rech_cod_rub, d_rech_cod_typ, d_rech_cod_sou_typ) from Javascript part, not from HTML as you can see…

the second scenario is:

<td><a href="AnnoncesImmobilier.asp?rech_cod_rub=101&amp;rech_cod_typ=1">
<font color="#2154eb">Location (6920)</font></a> </td></tr></table></td></tr>
<tr><td><table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr>   
<td><a href="AnnoncesImmobilier.asp?rech_cod_rub=101&amp;rech_cod_typ=5"></td>      

Same here i need to retrieve the ‘101’ value…

Finally, The full story: I’m using very frequently the Curl extension of PHP then I come across with a content like the above examples… the problem is when i use a HTML-Parser like (http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net/) i can not done my work with this, because it work only with a valid HTML..:(
my question: there is any solution to retrieve the values in a stable manner ?
what are you doing if you come across a case like me ?

Thanks guys.

EDIT : So according to most answers, using RegX do the trick…

Answer 1

The following regexes do the trick

d_rech_cod_[a-z_ ]*= "([0-9]*)";
rech_cod_rub=([0-9]*)

Not sure about PHP but you might be able to evaluate it using the following code:

preg_match($regex, $content, $matches);
print($matches[1]);