Unfortunately, only fixed strings can be used as replacement. Alexander.
Sander �����(�): > Hi, > > I'm looking into the replace functionality for hrefs in the configuration > files. > > Now I've got this situation: one site has all of it's pages both via a > subdomain and via a direct link in the site. > http://downloads.startkabel.nl and http://www.startkabel.nl/k/downloads/index.php > > One wouldn't be much of a problem, however when you're looking > at 2000 of these pages is makes for some nice search engine polution. > > With the current Replace implementation it's possible to match and > replace with a given string. But is it also possible to do a search > and replace where the replace is a result of the match? So something like > > $_ = "downloads.startkabel.nl"; > ~s/(.*?)\.startkabel\.nl/www\.startkabel\.nl\/k\/\1\/index\.php/gi; > print $_; > > returns www.startkabel.nl/k/downloads/index.php > > (written in perl btw) > is possible? > > Kind regards, > Sander > Bokhorst
