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Great!<br />
Thats working perfect 
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Hmm<br />
I am trying to do an expression and use preg_replace to remove all urls, except some<br />
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/&lt;a(.*?)href=\&quot;(.*?)(ebay.<wbr />\.com)(.*?<wbr />)\&quot;(.*?)&lt;\<wbr />/a&gt;/<br />
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Where that would remove all urls except ebay.<br />
but it dosn't replace anything, how can I tell it to 'ignore' ebay.com?<br />

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Hmm
I am trying to do an expression and use preg_replace to remove all urls, except some
ie

/<a(.*?)href=\"(.*?)(ebay.\.com)(.*?)\"(.*?)<\/a>/

Where that would remove all urls except ebay.
but it dosn't replace anything, how can I tell it to 'ignore' ebay.com?


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