I have these text rows for these lines Il Messaggero Roma 22 settembre 2023 Il Messaggero Roma 21 settembre 2023 Il Messaggero 22 settembre 2023 Il Messaggero 21 settembre 2023 Il Messaggero Roma 21 agosto 2023 Il Messaggero Roma 20…
I'm looking to match strings in a .json list called "mylist" with visible strings only on any webpage any time they appear. Matching strings would be replaced with the term "REPLACED!" below in the script. The most important thing is…
my problem is when regex get any value it just take last correct one input Mozilla/5.0 (Windows Phone 10.0; Android 6.0.1; SAMSUNG; GT-I8750) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/52.0.2743.116 Mobile Safari/537.36 Edge/15.15063 output i get Android what real output i want…
I need to match a string which contains dot (.) and no dot. Here are the sample patterns: res:shanghai:45610 res:chicago.usa:57450 Regex I'm using: res:[w]{4,15}:[1-9][0-9]* It matches only res:shanghai:45610, but it should match both. Since the second pattern contains a dot…
I've looked through tons of stuff and all point to just add a space in the regex but it doesn't work for me, can you explain why and how can I make it work? Right now the expression I am…
I have some products in my table and each product has a unique number. Few examples are given below: H-E223I22A1234 RW-E123I22B2345 E223I22A4545 Above codes are following below format: (H|RW)- = Optional E1|E2... = This will be any series of only…
I need a regex to find all the occurrences ( could be multiple ) of an tag with the text: "Graphic source" and transform it to an img tag with the src attribute that contains the href url. So FROM…
I'm totally lost on how to write this regex. Basically what I need here is to wrap each line with a <p></p> tag and every double new line with a <p><br /></p>. So lets say I have the following string:…
I'm making some code that will extract all links from a block of text. I have a regex pattern, I'm just wondering if there is a way to get all matches of that regex pattern? I've tried some code I…
I´m trying to use RegEx to find a website using this RegEx: const RegEx = /h[w]+[://]+w+[.]+[w.=-]+[.]+[w]{2,3}[w/=-]+\/g Websites = document.children[0].innerHTML.match(RegEx) console.log(Websites) //["https://www.linuxfoundation.org/cookies\","https://de.wikipedia.org\",...] It should match "https://de.wikipedia.org",because of the \ at the end, where the first escapes the other. But when I…