Hi,

I'm trying to get some regex, that will do something like:

sub {
  my $content = $_[0];
  $content =~ s|\Q<img src="\E(.*)\Q" />|<span class="large-image-righ
+t-landscape"><img src="$1" /></span>|sig;
  return $content;
}

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..a sample few lines of $content, are:
<span class="large-image-right-landscape"><a href="http://www.pokerlis
+tings.com/pop-photo?id=the-paper_25140&amp;height=625&amp;width=700" 
+class="thickbox"><img src="the-truth-about-bad-beat-jackpots_files/th
+e-paper-25140.jpg" alt="The Paper!"></a></span>
<span>
<strong>When you first enter a live poker room, it's hard to miss the
display flashing the current size of the bad beat jackpot. But
remember: a guaranteed bonus is always worth more than the hope of a
jackpot.</strong>
</span>
<br><br>

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Does anyone have any suggestions?

NB: There *could* be more than one image per line, and the img tag could also have any of these tags:

style=""
class=""
text=""
width=""
height=""

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TIA for any ideas - I'm at a bit of a roadblock :(

Andy

In reply to Regex to "wrap" a <span around an image. by ultranerds

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