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Hi Mark, happy new year!
I don't know how to negate a long expression like "javascript:
if\(confirm", which is what you would need, but I assume you have these
strings in a href, surrounded by double quotes. If this is the case try:
javascript:if\(confirm[^"]*window\.location=\'
Hope this helps, I don't know how to negate longer expressions. Maybe this
would work too, but I'm just guessing:
javascript:if\(confirm[^(javascript:if\(confirm)]*window\.location=\'
Viktor Radnai
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Happy New Year all!!
Just a quick one. If you have a regular expression that search for a
specific starting string, followed by some variable data and then followed
by another specific ending string, how do you make it grab the first end
string rather than the last one.
Then context is the extended replace in homesite.
EG:
On a page that has a number of similar javascripts, the following regexp
javascript:if\(confirm .* window\.location=\'
is currently finding the first instance of "javascript:if(confirm" on the
page and the very last instance of window.location='. IE. its matching most
of the document where as I want it to match as little as possible,
Cheers
Mark
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