I need to extract php variables from Blade templates. The issue is that I can't figure out how to exclude variables created within foreach loops. {{ $ok }} {{$alsoOK}} @foreach($yes as $no) {{ $no }} {{ $no->foo }} @endforeach So…
I am trying to verify that a string corresponds to this format "x.x" with x, a digit belonging to [0-9]. Right now, what I am doing is: checking that the string is at least, and at most, made of 3…
I have been programming for years, yet I cannot even find a node library that can handle scenarios like this. I want to be able to parse potentially marlformed dates; is my only option really to parse with regex then…
I had a completely working version on my Windows XAMPP testbed (in PHP) SELECT... ...WHERE itemTitle RLIKE '(?=.*A)+(?=.*B)+(?=.*C)+^((?!D|E|F).)*$' that stopped working when I moved the site to a real server with the error "repetition operator operand invalid". Research says that…
I want to disable button if entered string is not like G6A123-4853473 Validation conditions : string should start with G6 After that it should contain one or more alphabets and should contain one hyphen (-) , hyphen should not be…
let regex = /(^d{6})|(d{3}$)/gm; n = n.toString(); n = n.replace(regex,'#'); return '#####' + n + "##" This is my regex but it returns #5225# not the expected result which is ######5225###.
I'm having trouble finding a regular expression based solution to a problem involving searching for values in a HTML table. In the screenshot further down below, the column named "Amount" may contain "," between the digits. It's our client's requirement…
This is a direct follow up of my previous question where I got the following Regex; const matches = text.match(/(?:([^()]*(?:([^()]*)[^()]*)*)|[^,])+/g); From this a,(b, b),c (aaa, (bbb, cccc, ddd)),d I get a (b, b) c (aaa, (bbb, cccc, ddd)) d But…
I'm trying to remove accents and special caracteres except dash(-), underline(_) and preserve the extension the string for exemple: ÁÉÍÓÚáéíóúâêîôûàèìòùÇãç.,~!@#$%&_-12345.png to: AEIOUaeiouaeiouaeiouCac_-12345.png I came to this result but the problem is that it's ignoring all dots. I need to ignore…
What I want to do is turn this: <DIV>One Two Three</DIV> Into this: HTML <DIV><SPAN id="One"></SPAN><SPAN id="Two"></SPAN><SPAN id="Three"></SPAN></DIV> CSS #One { background-image: url('one.png'); } #Two { background-image: url('two.png'); } #Three { background-image: url('three.png'); } I have a couple problems. First,…