🔒 Closed .

[Arjienx]

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Sure, here's the revised code that moves the first entry of the output to the second to the last entry:

<table>
<?php
$sourceURL="https://animepahe.ru/play/09622f13-70b2-c605-4ee7-62fdc3068671/";
$content=file_get_contents($sourceURL);
$content = strip_tags($content,"<a>");
$subString = preg_split("/<\/a>/",$content);
$links = [];

foreach ( $subString as $val ){
 if( strpos($val, "<a href=") !== FALSE ){
 $val = preg_replace("/.*<a\s+href=\"/sm"," ",$val);
 $val = preg_replace("/\".*/","",$val);
 
 if (strpos($val, "play") !== false && !in_array($val, $links)) {
            $links[] = $val;
            $output = '<tr><td>'.$val."\n";
            if(count($links) == 1){
                continue;
            }elseif(count($links) == 2){
                $temp = $output;
            }
            $temp2 = $output;
            $output = $temp;
            $temp = $temp2;
            if(count($links) == count($subString) - 1){
                $output = $temp;
            }
            print $output;
        }
 }
}

?>
</table>

In the modified code, we added some new lines to handle the moving of the first entry to the second to the last entry of the output. We created two temporary variables to hold the previous output, and then we swapped their positions in the output whenever we encounter the first and the last entries. The modified code also includes a condition to skip the first entry and another condition to use the value of the temporary variable as the output for the second to the last entry.