<img alt="imagey" src="http://example.com/image.gif" width="10">

Now, what the regular expression has to do is extract only the part for the src from the image tag, meaning http://example.com/image.gif. Everything else has to be disregarded, no matter what it says before or after that.
Also, it would have to be compatible so that there are more images in a row;

<img alt="imagey" src="http://example.com/image.gif" width="10"><img alt="imagey" src="http://example.com/image.gif" width="10"><img alt="imagey" src="http://example.com/image.gif" width="10">

and that would recover the src from all of them.

Also there mayb be or may not be a " or a '. meaning it would be either:
src="IMAGELINK"
src='IMAGELINK'
src=IMAGELINK

It's been tried several times with several options but none seem to work.
This seems a bit more complicated. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

Well, someones demanding!

First off, the code below will not address the problem of the

Also there mayb be or may not be a " or a '. meaning it would be either:
src="IMAGELINK"
src='IMAGELINK'
src=IMAGELINK

Mainly because i'm not sure where you are getting the string from (that is, the HTML code of the IMG SRC). One easy way to do it is simply to strip the "" or '' out of the string completely, since you wont need to return them anyway (str_replace?).

Hope this will make sense, spent a while making sure it works, so make sure you tell me how it works out!

PHP Code:

/* Just took a small chunk of the string, no point in putting it all there, see what i mean
about removing the "" or '' ? */
$string = "<img alt=imagey src=http://example.com/image.gif width=10>";

/* Since we're just looking for something to do with "src=" lets search for it in the string,
remember this will only find the first occurance. And also get everything after it! */
$match = strstr($string, 'src=');

/* so, lets get rid of everything after the src=blablabla bit. Using a space as a seperator,
although if there is a closing > after the SRC= string you're screwed, lets band away everything. */
$separat = " ";
$match = substr($match, 0, strlen($match)-strlen (strstr ($match,$separat)));

/* But, we're still left with the entrailing src= bit, so tell it where to go with a nice str_replace! */
$match = str_replace ("src=", "", "$match");

echo $match; 


Hope this helps, i know it's not perfect, but it's the best I could really do (since i wanna go to bed!) see how this works out for ya.