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Hi Steve,
I hate regexp, so I won't attempt to decipher
yours.
Would it be an option to do a replacenocase on the
html code, changing the first </script> to some other unique
string?
Then use the regexp with the modified unique
string.
Alternatively, you could do a findnocase on
<script> and </script>, and then use the mid function to
extract the code.
Probably less efficient, but would
work.
HTH,
Phil.
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