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ello Guys,
Trying to analyse my web site stats, I tried to exclude from the
analysis all the URL that contain fr/ or de/
(Exemple: www.mysite.com/fr/home.php or www.mysite.com/de/home.php).
RegExp are not my favorite topic and I couldn't manage to create a
correct expression to exclude such directories.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks folks.
Thiegau
Trying to analyse my web site stats, I tried to exclude from the
analysis all the URL that contain fr/ or de/
(Exemple: www.mysite.com/fr/home.php or www.mysite.com/de/home.php).
RegExp are not my favorite topic and I couldn't manage to create a
correct expression to exclude such directories.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks folks.
Thiegau
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1 réponse
Hello,
You can use the function "ereg()" which tests the presence of a RegExp. I think the simple expression "fr" would be a good test. For example, if you take the url "www.mysite.com/fr/home.php":
Bonne chance ;-)
You can use the function "ereg()" which tests the presence of a RegExp. I think the simple expression "fr" would be a good test. For example, if you take the url "www.mysite.com/fr/home.php":
<? $url="http://www.mysite.com/fr/home.php"; if (ereg("fr",$url)) { echo "It's the french language's directory of you server"; } ?>
Bonne chance ;-)
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