One more for the regex guru's
How about excluding the link when there is no content between the double
quotes?
Would adding {.,0} do the trick?
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The RegEx will match the first one, as it is matching any character
(except for line breaks, I believe) any number of times.
This would probably be a better way to go:
<a href="([^"]*)"
Which matches any character that *isn't* a double quote any number of
times.
HTH
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I am using a regex to find a string in DreamWeaver and I thought
<a href="(.*)[^"]"
Would return:
<a href="index.cfm/page.application"
but instead it returns:
<a href="index.cfm/page.application" class="more">More..</a> <span
class="raque">»</span></p></td>
Is my regex wrong or any other ideas?
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