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Javascript – How can I ignore the first x number of characters in a string when matching with a Regex (without using a look behind)?

I am trying to create a REGEX which captures the following string : returnedData=dfsavdasvfdvdvvjwfwhvfwjhfvwjhevfwjvfw04040000N.sdfsgs.sfgakhvsafjhafj ksajbd 234.234 bfsdf sudhfkusa 77907 23 gfksahgkf bkhkjakjsf - CB123214124 But I want it captured after the numbers in the middle (04040000). Problem is the Regex…

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Can hashtags & cashtags be linked in WordPress comments?

Ok, so I have managed to make it work for the_content, by adding this line in functions.php: add_filter('the_content', 'my_hashcash_class'); function my_hashcash_class($content){ $content = preg_replace('/($|#)(w+)[^w".;]/s', '<a href="https://www.mywebsite.com/?s=2">12</a> ', $content); return $content; } The above code works perfectly with the WordPress filter…

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