I'm working on an nginx reverse proxy container image to proxy frontend files from s3, and Im trying to access these files from a specific folder location, instead of just the base path of the s3 bucket. As of yet…
Search in the array for the first occurrence of a string until space, then convert it to month. $arr = [ "May Hello", "Jun Hello12", "Jul 3" ]; $str = $arr[0]; $matches = []; $pattern = '/^w+s/'; preg_match_all($pattern, $str, $matches);…
I have the following string example: 034a412f500535454e5 Here I would get the 500 out. The search-string has always 8 digits in front and 8 digits behind. The "500" can have a different lenght of digits (p.ex. 12345). With a lot…
Following regex (s*select([^()]*)) giving all subqueries but it ignores when subquery contains any sql functions like max(), count(), ....etc regex works for below SELECT student.name, teacher.name, sub.subject_name FROM student student JOIN teacher teacher on teacher.id=student.teacher_id JOIN (select subject.name subject_name, subject.id…
It gives me URLs like that : http://localhost/service-brussels/ (service is the key and brussels its place). This URL works perfectly. But, when I type this URL : http://localhost/service-new-york/ it doesn't works anymore. The cause of the problem must be the…
I have String like "[{'techid':'0128','daPoints':3,'speedingPoints':3,'fleetInspectionPoints':3,'lofPoints':3,'missedTrgModules':null,'fullName':'MANPREET SINGH','safetyInspectPoints':3,'missedTrgPoints':3,'speeding_qty':null,'safetyTotalPoints':21,'atFaultPoints':3,'atFaultAccident':null,'region':'PYEM','supervisor':'AGHATOR OSA','driverAlert':null,'status':'A'}]" need to convert into Json format trying something like this const text = "[{'techid':'0128','daPoints':3,'speedingPoints':3,'fleetInspectionPoints':3,'lofPoints':3,'missedTrgModules':null,'fullName':'MANPREET SINGH','safetyInspectPoints':3,'missedTrgPoints':3,'speeding_qty':null,'safetyTotalPoints':21,'atFaultPoints':3,'atFaultAccident':null,'region':'PYEM','supervisor':'AGHATOR OSA','driverAlert':null,'status':'A'}]"; const myArr = JSON.parse(text); document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = myArr[0]; But getting error :- Uncaught SyntaxError: Expected property name or…
How can I iterate through list and replace some elements in it? I have this input { "clients": [ { "clientId": "166734", "info": { "cards": [ "378282246310005", "371449635398431" ] } } ] } What I expect cards will looks like…
Below is the REGEX which I am trying: /((?<![\\])['"])((?:.(?!(?<![\\])\1))*.?)\1/ Here this is the text which I am giving val1=""val2>"2022-11-16 10:19:20" I need blank expressions like for val1 as well, i.e. I need something like below in matches "" 2022-11-16 10:19:20…
I have the following mysql regex: REGEXP '-v[0-9]{1,2}' Which catches -v01 and -v1 and -v03 and -v97, I want to add a dot . at the end of it: -v01. and -v1. and -v03. and -v97. so that it only…
I have a string that contains text and some links. I want to remove all the links that do not have absolute links but keep their text. I want to do it with regex instead of loading the dom. Is…