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located in "./admin/includes/application_top.php"
line 121:
$loaderPrefix = preg_replace('/[a-z_]^/', '', $loaderPrefix);
what does this pattern "/[a-z_]^/" means?
spell mistake?
Sensei
No, that's not an error. It's very specific.
It's stripping invalid characters from the passed parameter.
More information on regex: http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html
and the PHP preg_replace() function: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php
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/[a-z_]^/ this caret means what? thanks
Sensei
In that case, the caret is a negation operator. So, that preg_replace statement replaces any characters not matching a-z or underscore with blanks, effectively removing bad characters.
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DrByte:
In that case, the caret is a negation operator. So, that preg_replace statement replaces any characters not matching a-z or underscore with blanks, effectively removing bad characters.
you means [^a-z_] ?
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var_dump(preg_match('/[a-z_]^/',"A"))
result is false
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