scraping <style type="text/css"> with preg_match

Hi, simple problem again:

<?php
   $data=file_get_contents("http://www.domain.com/"); 
    preg_match('/<style(.*)?>(.*) ? <\/style>/', $match );
    print ($match);
?>

PHP:

I try to print out the content inside <style type="text/css">xxx</style>

Anyone know what's wrong with this code`?

Thanks,

 

#<style[^>]+>(.*?)</style>#

 

preg_match('/<style[^>]+>(.*?)<\/style>/', $data, $match);
print_r($match);

PHP:

 

Hey, thanks alot to both of you.. now it outputs: Array ( )

//this is what i try to do:

<?php
$data = file_get_contents("http://www.twitter.com/username/");
preg_match('/<style[^>]+>(.*?)<\/style>/', $data, $match);
print_r($match);
?>

PHP:

Thanks

 

Hi,

try this

preg_match('#\<style(.*)?\stype=[\'\"]text\/css[\'\"](.*)?\>(.*)?\<\/style\>#i',$data,$match);

PHP:

Regards

 

You're right, that didn't work. This is how I usually scrape stuff:

$html = file_get_contents("http://www.twitter.com/username/");

$dom = new DOMDocument();

  @$dom->loadHTML($html);
        
  $styles = $dom -> getElementsByTagName('style');

  foreach ($styles as $style) {
    if ($style->getAttribute('type') == "text/css") {
    $css = $style -> firstChild -> data;
    echo $css;
    }
    }

PHP:

 

Yes! this one works great, thanks!!

 

#<style[^>]+>(.*?)</style>#

this works fine if you add ISM to the last # char! then it checks multiple lines!

#<style[^>]+>(.*?)</style>#ism