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Asked: 2026-05-15T05:23:07+00:00

With a cURL request I load a complete website into a variable: $buffer. In

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With a cURL request I load a complete website into a variable: $buffer.

In the source of the site there are two labels in between which my relevant content is placed. 

****** bunch of code *******
<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Kopij" -->
       this part I want to store in a match
<!-- InstanceEndEditable -->
****** bunch of code *******

I’ve been messing around with preg_match and its regexp. Can someone try to help me?

Thanx in advance.

//edit
The $buffer is this text file: http://www.rp-systeem.nl/rps/code.txt
I want to substract 103 to 176

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    <?php

$buffer = <<<EOT

****** bunch of code *******
<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Kopij" -->
       this part I want to store in a match
<!-- InstanceEndEditable -->
****** bunch of code *******

EOT;

preg_match('/<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="Kopij" -->(.*)<!-- InstanceEndEditable -->/s', $buffer, $match);

print_r($match[1]);

?>

    The above snippet prints (as seen on ideone.com):

       this part I want to store in a match

    The part that you want to match is captured as group 1. There’s nothing special in the pattern, except that it’s in single-line mode so . matches everything (just in case you have multiple lines).

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