I have this regex_replace in my template :
{$product.unit_price_full|regex_replace:"/^[\d\s]*,?\d{2}\s*[€$₪]*\s*/u":""}
the $product.unit_price_full
returns me "1,12 $ L" and my regex_replace "/^[\d\s]*,?\d{2}\s*[€$₪]*\s*/" : " "
is supposed to remove everything before the "L" but it still display everything like the regex didn't worked, but I try it on regex101 it works perfectly.
If I add the unicode markup, it just removes the dollar symbol but nothing else
This is the output I get
1,00 2.21
So I have to capture the space markup in my regex rule?
I suggest the following changes:
$
inside a double quoted string literal is used to interpolate string literals and should be escaped with a single backslash if you need to make it a literal $
char. Else, and it is recommended, just use single quotesu
modifier to the regex so that the string pattern and the input string could be correctly parsed with PCRE.Use
{$product.unit_price_full|regex_replace:'/^[\d\s]*,?\d{2}\s*[€$₪]*\s*/u':""}