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Here is my code:

$source = preg_replace('/<table  align="center">(.*)<\/html>/s', '', $source );
file_put_contents('source1.html', $source); // source1 is GOOD : contains UTF-8

$source = preg_replace('/<html>.*<center>/sU', '', $source );
file_put_contents('source2.html', $source); // source2 is BAD: contains some ðåùàéí
  • The first preg_replace keeps utf-8 chars (hebrew chars)
  • The second preg_replace replaces all these chars by some ðåùàéí chars

Any idea ?

yarek
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Try use mb_internal_encoding("UTF-8");

Jozef Cipa
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  • Using that method, I got some ����� chars ! – yarek Dec 28 '16 at 22:28
  • Couldn't it be caused by same variable name which is given to `preg_replace` and where is then stored their result? – Jozef Cipa Dec 28 '16 at 22:33
  • I tried with: $source2 = preg_replace('/.*
    /sU', '', $source ); file_put_contents('source2.html', $source2); // source2 is BAD: contains some ðåùàéí
     – yarek Dec 28 '16 at 22:40