I’ve seen this…
preg_match("/.*" . $row['keyword'] . ".*/", $word, $matches);
What does the pattern try to imply?
I’ve seen this… preg_match(/.* . $row[‘keyword’] . .*/, $word, $matches); What does the pattern
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I’ve seen this…
preg_match("/.*" . $row['keyword'] . ".*/", $word, $matches);
What does the pattern try to imply?
It means find the term followed or preceded by 0 or more characters (
*) which are not\n(.).Unless it is done elsewhere, you ought to wrap
$row['keyword']withpreg_quote($row['keyword'], '/').