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If I have a string that looks like my name is {your name here} and I am from {country}.
I am trying to use preg_replace to remove the {content} so the string ends up as my name is and I am from .
But I can not work out the regex for the pattern.
Can someone please help me out?
my name is and I am from . is simply a sample string.
it could be something like the current date is {current date} in {suburb}
Perhaps something like:
Untested, but should get you started. First you match the {, then everything except }, and then the final }.
edit: fixed it, and now it’s actually tested 😉