You could try restricting the number of characters for the actual domain. I
would suggest something like this:
http\:\/\/www.+\.com\..{4,15}\.com
Also in many cases the www will not be present and the real domain will not be
a .com so you would need to use something like this:
The character limits do work, that is how I originally tested it, looking for
a better solution I consulted our lead programming nerd, he hipped me to the ?,
if it actually does work it will be a great help in other regex rules
do you have an answer on whether the ? should be working?
I will
. Means Match any single character that is not a line break character.
*? Means between zero and unlimited times, as few times as possible (lazy)
So the example of .*?\.com.*?\.com
Would match on the first .com and the 2nd .com
David
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From: Rick Davidson
