preg_match_all help...

[Ben]

I have peices of text on the page... Go example:

{ADDCART:[Rug Only 4|9||-5|6||]PRICE:[82.00]}
{ADDCART:[Rug Only 5|9||-6|]PRICE:[87.00]} 

I want to select those and replace with a link... E.g:

<a href="products/order/cart.php?mode=add&item=Rug%20Only%204|9||-5|6||&price=82.00">Add to Cart</a>
<a href="products/order/cart.php?mode=add&item=Rug%20Only%205|9||-6|&price=87.00">Add to Cart</a>

I tried this code but it aint working...

PHP Code:

$match_count = preg_match_all("#\{ADDCART:\[(.*?)\]PRICE:\[(.*?)\]}#si", $body, $matches);
for ($i = 0; $i < $match_count; $i++)
{
 $original = "";
 $replace = "";
 $original = "{ADDCART:[$matches[0]]PRICE:[$matches[1]]}";
 $replace = "<a href=\"products/order/cart.php?mode=add&item={$matches[0]}&price={$matches[1]}\">Add to Cart</a>";

 $body = str_replace($original, $replace, $body);
} 


What am I doing wrong?

[Mr. Tech]

I can't see anything wrong with your code... There must be something in the {ADDCART:[text]PRICE:[text]} on your website pages that is not right...

[Ben]

Yep. I found the problem. It was replacing the [ with some other weird character... Anyways, nvm. All fixed.

[Mr. Tech]

LOL I hate it when that happens