Hi, I am currently not using PhReplace and am not sure about the supported regex features, but it seems, that there are several possibilities for fine-tuning the regex pattern you are using: instead of: src="./(.*)_files/ you may try: src="./(.*?)_files/
*? means a non-greedy quantifier - it matches as little as possible, instead of the * meaning as much as possible. if this is not supported in PhReplace (or the underlying VBScript), you may adjust the pattern in other ways, e.g.: src="./([^>]*)_files/ in this case, any characters except of > are allowed - if you know, that the paths to match are inside of html tags, i.e. the match should not contain a closing > (this will, however, also fail if > is somehow part of the tag content, e.g. label, etc.; I believe, this shouldn't happen normally). hth, vbr erkange: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello all, I work with hundreds of html files. I download them to local folder. Now i want to use one folder for images. So i want to change all image sources in the file Source <img alt="Product Image" src="./A57M_files/guven.jpg" width="700"> What i want <img alt="Product Image" src="./*_[color=#rrggbb]images/[/color]_*guven.jpg" width="700"> to find this is use that regular expression src="./(.*)_files/ It works ok but if there are 2 images then it founds both. like this <img alt="Product Image" src="./A57M_files/deneme.jpg" width="700"><img alt="Product Image" src="./A57M_files/test2.jpg" width="700"> It founds this; src="./A58M-E_files/guvenpc1.jpg" width="700"> <img alt="Product Image" src="./A58M-E_files/ But i don't need after first ", how i make it stop after first " character. and found only this and stop src="./A57M_files/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,34061,69786> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com
