RegExp
I have never talked to anyone else who uses regual expressions when they write code but I'm going to ask any way....
I'm useing this RegExp...
temp_Reg = /www\x2E\w{1,}\x2E\w{3}/i;I'm useing the match() method to get it to mach eather of the fallowing...
Quote: www.bja888.com
bja888.com
The only proublem is i dont know how to make it match www. or not www.
Any sugestions?
timjpriebe posted this at 20:25 — 5th April 2005.
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Is this a Perl RegEx or PHP?
I think PHP has slightly different syntax that Perl, which I'm used to using. That's why I'm asking.
bja888 (not verified) posted this at 20:41 — 5th April 2005.
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Jscript.net but the idea is the same. I can look up the proper syntax, but i dont know the approach I should use.
timjpriebe posted this at 21:11 — 5th April 2005.
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Maybe something like this
/(www\.)*[^\.]+\.[^\.]{2,3}/
That will match something that starts with zero or more www. 's, followed by one or more non-period 's, then a period, then 2 or 3 non-periods.
I haven't tested it, but this should match both of yours, plus things that end with two-letter extensions as well.
Tim
http://www.tandswebdesign.com
bja888 (not verified) posted this at 00:12 — 6th April 2005.
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Ph thank you, the thing I was missing is you can have it match 0 or more. I will just do 0 or more ws then 0 or 1 ".". Thank you.
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 00:47 — 6th April 2005.
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Are you only looking to match .com domains?
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