You have to escape any meta chars. Like this:
"id": "([^"]+)","style": "link","icon":
"theme:\\\/\\\/\.\.\\\/\.\.\\\/images\\\/showRelation\.jpg\\t","v":{"state":false}}],"Sanjay"
This will return PID236 when using Sanjay and PID238 when using Pandey. But
that's messy, you should try to make the regexp more reliable, like this:
"id":\s"([^"]+)","style":\s"link","icon":\s"theme:[^"]+","[a-z]":{"state":false}}],"Sanjay"
But it all depends on your specific data and how it changes. Only you can
know the best approach.
Finally, if you want 235 & 237 use
\["[^"]+",{"id":
"([^"]+)","type":\s"switch","[a-z]":{"state":false}}\],\["[^"]+",{"id":\s"[^"]+","style":\s"link","icon":\s"theme:[^"]+","[a-z]":{"state":false}}\],"Sanjay"
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