Will such sites be blocked from August 1?

Question

PHP

Will sites such as twitter, zemforest, odesk, behans, gmail and others be blocked from August 1? What if I work exclusively through foreign exchanges, how serious is this and what are the ways out of the situation?

Answer 1

Take away. If there are several necessary rows in the table, you will need to do two passes

$testStr = '<tr onclick="ccl(152, 93, 56, 1)">
<td class="bj"><div class="pa labpad1"><a href="http://site.ru" onclick="return fco(152)"></a><div class="pc"><div class="ca">Name</div></div></div></td>
<td class="bi">1 <small>BTC</small></td>
<td class="bi">10 826.3640 <small>Random text</small></td>
<td class="ar arp" title="Title">161 608</td>
</tr>';

  $regExpWrepper = 
    "#class=\"ca\">(.*?)<(?:.*?)<td(?:.*?)</td>".
    "(?:.*?)class=\"bi\">(.*?)<".
    "(?:.*?)title(?:.*?)>(.*?)<".
    "#si";
  preg_match_all($regExpWrepper, $testStr, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER);
  echo trim($matches[0][1]).", ".trim($matches[0][2]).", ".trim($matches[0][3])."\n";

Answer 2

Why do you need reg expressions?
Drag via xpath

Answer 3

There is so much noise around all these laws, about information, about the media, about obscenities, about smoking. And what is the result? People both smoked and smoked, both swearing and swearing, and no one closed Wikipedia, and Twitter, and VKontakte, and everything works. They probably closed a couple of fascist sites - and they don’t give a damn. On Wikipedia, as they conducted anti-Russian propaganda, they continue to do so. So what? Apart from Wikipedia itself, no one closed it.
And now we have such a public that if you write to them that you can’t go on the lawn, they will start shouting that the rights of lovers to spoil lawns are being infringed.

Answer 4

The idiocy of some Russian laws, as you know, is compensated by the optionality of their implementation.
By law, they can. How it will be in practice is not clear.
PS
Read what is personal data.
Full name without passport data is not such, for example.

Answer 5

Block for what? The law on personal data comes into force in the fall of 2016.
The law on blogs... well hmm... Separate pages will be cut out for politics. For Rostelecom subscribers, most likely, the Internet will look bad (well, about half of the necessary ones will not open there if they do not have time to turn on DPI). Beeline, for example, has been turning on DPI for more than a year and is able to cut out specific pages (including by the presence of the phrase "Putin is a bomb" on it, regardless of the page address).

Answer 6

Use anonymizers and you will be happy!