Although you can't do this with ereg_replace, you can use preg_replace instead:
<?
$var = 'abcdef abcdef abcdef';
// pattern, replacement, string
echo ereg_replace('abc', '123', $var); // outputs '123def 123def 123def'
// pattern, replacement, string, limit
echo preg_replace('/abc/', '123', $var, 1); // outputs '123def abcdef abcdef'
?>
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