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preg_replace('/\$(-)?[0-9]<wbr />+\.[0-9]{2<wbr />}/',&quot;&quot;,$ht<wbr />ml);
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preg_replace('/\$(-)?[0-9]+\.[0-9]{2}/',"",$html);

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Thanks Mason, you're always so quick
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I haven't checked but I trust your solution is correct.
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I haven't checked but I trust your solution is correct.

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If you have any problems, just ask in the continuing discussion window and I'll stick around until you've got it. But I really don't think you will. That's the expression for the problem you described.
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If you have any problems, just ask in the continuing discussion window and I'll stick around until you've got it. But I really don't think you will. That's the expression for the problem you described.

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I have a preg_replace that removes monetary values from a website. Unfortunately, it doesn't pick up negative monetary numbers such as $-51.00. Just a small tweak but I don't know how to do it.<br />
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$html = preg_replace('/\$[0-9]+\.[<wbr />0-9]{2}/',<wbr />&quot;&quot;,$html);<wbr />
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I have a preg_replace that removes monetary values from a website. Unfortunately, it doesn't pick up negative monetary numbers such as $-51.00. Just a small tweak but I don't know how to do it.

$html = preg_replace('/\$[0-9]+\.[0-9]{2}/',"",$html);

Need to update regular expression in PHP

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