preg match help

Anyone see whats wrong with this:
http://pastebin.com/m1c0d37fe

I thought it'd pick a correct match but I'm getting an error...?

Error is:
Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: Unknown modifier ' ' in /home/donku/public_html/script.php on line 37

 

I don't know what you are trying to do... perhaps you should rtfm!

 

I thought it'd be quite easy to see what I wanna do...

Basically, I've got the file_get_contents and I wanna check if $pattern is in it?

 

don't.. use strpos or str_replace with the count param instead..

 

Yeah, I looked at strpos but I eventually want to use regex so it grabs everything in that format.

E.G

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<div class="item">
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          <div>
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                                <!--
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                <a href="massive_bike_race_pileup" target="_new">
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                <img src="http://204.14.123.30/content/thumb/d112008/massive_bike_race_pileup.jpg" alt="Massive Bike Race Pileup" width="120" height="100" class="thumb" border=0  />
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                </a>
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                -->
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                                <a href="/videos/massive_bike_race_pileup.html" >
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                        <img src="http://204.14.123.30/content/thumb/d112008/massive_bike_race_pileup.jpg" alt="Massive Bike Race Pileup" width="120" height="100" class="thumb" border=0  />
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                </a>
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                          </div>
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          <h2>  <a href="/videos/massive_bike_race_pileup.html" >Massive Bike Race Pileup</a>
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 </h2>
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                       Rate: Not rated         | Votes: 0  <br />
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                        Viewed: 1367 | Added: 01/01/2008 19:45<br />
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Category:
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Video
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<br />
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<br />
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Now THAT makes for an interesting bike race!<br /><br />
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<!--
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<strong>Channel:</strong> <a href="#">Video &raquo; Funny Video</a>
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-->
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</div>

Code (markup):

So I grab the thumbnail url, description & title etc.

 

HI,

The issue is your pattern is invalid. A pattern should be a regex of what you are looking for.
http://uk3.php.net/preg_match
Take a look at how the 1st example is done. You could adapt that for what you need.