I'm always stymied by regular expressions. My tool has a filtering option for "Current URL Matches Regex (case insensitive)" but I'm not sure how to write the regular expression for my needs. I'd love to figure out how to write a regex that would ONLY trigger for URLs that contain ANY of these 5 strings anywhere in URL:
Product=Neo-Supreme
Product=Cordura
Product=Hawaiian
Product=Animal%20Deluxe
Product=Camo
Basically the regex you need is something along the lines of
'Product\=[^&]+'
unless you know that the product can be something other than one of those 5 options.
If so, you'll need to use
'Product\=(Neo-Supreme|Cordura|Hawaiian|Animal%20Deluxe|Camo)'
EDIT for comments:
To match anything you can always use .*, which matches on any number of any character (except a newline, unless otherwise specified).
'.*seat-option.*Product\=(Neo-Supreme|Cordura|Hawaiian|Animal%20Deluxe|Camo).*'
Here's a demo
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I have regular which select url, I want that it not select url only word, how to not select url? instead select word like (admin,hello).
Regex
((.*?\w+|\W):\/\/[\w\-\.]+.*?\/*.*?\w\W+.*\/.*?\w\W+.*?\/{0,})
Text
htt$ps://b24-56kck1.$bitr%ix24.kz/com#pany/pe#rsonal/us^&er/19/k/roce/
https://1.tesssst1.ru/ororo
admin
hello
##$#$$#w_svccx354V2346Vf
SendAjaxFilterToServer(quiz_questions);
Alex, it is very hard to invert a regular expression, so you want to think in terms of the attributes of what you want to match. One thing that jumps out to me is you just want the line to contain letters. For that, you can use ^[a-zA-Z]+$
Another way to go at it, is you can create an inverted list of characters - ones which you don't want present. This can be harder, but for the simple example input you give, you don't want ":", "/" or "#" to be in the line. That would be ^[^:/#]+$.
These are examples of how you need to think about the problem.
Try this, then trip the surrounding whitespace (because of lack of support for lookaround in Go):
(^|[\n\s])[a-zA-Z]+([\n\s]|$)
https://regex101.com/r/MqyDWC/3
I have to match an exact string at the end of a url, but not match all other urls that have more characters after that string
I can better explain with example.
I need to match the url having the string 'white' at its end: http//mysite.com/white
But I also need to not match urls having one or more characters postponed to it, like http//mysite.com/white__blue or http//mysite.com/white/yellow or http//mysite.com/white/
How to do that?
Thanks
Regex to match any url*
^(https?:\/\/)?([\da-z\.-]+\.[a-z\.]{2,6}|[\d\.]+)([\/:?=&#]{1}[\da-z\.-]+)*[\/\?]?$
Regex to match a url containing white in the end
^(https?:\/\/)?([\da-z\.-]+\.[a-z\.]{2,6}|[\d\.]+)([\/:?=&#]{1}[\da-z\.-]+)*[\/\?]?white$
You can check the regex here
From regexr.com
It does not match urls(which are not valid anyway) like
httpabrakadabra.co//
http:google.com
http://no-tld-here-folks.a
http://potato.54.211.192.240/
Based on your limited sample inputs, I'd say you could get away with this very minimal pattern:
^http[^\s]+white$
However, depending on what you are truly trying to achieve, what language/function you are implementing this pattern with, and what the full input string looks like, this pattern may need to be refined.
It would be best if you would improve your question to include all of the above relevant information.
I am trying to write a pattern match to only match when a string is not followed by both following patterns. Right now I have a pattern that I've tried to manipulate but I can't seem to get it to match correctly.
Current pattern:
/(address|alias|parents|members|notes|host|name)(?!(\t{5}|\S+))/
I am trying to match when a string is not spaced correctly but not if it is part of a larger word.
For example I want it to match,
host \t{4} something
but not,
hostgroup \t{5} something
In the above example it will match hostgroup and end up separating it into 2 separate words "host" and "group"
Match:
notes \t{4} something
but not,
notes_url \t{5} something
Using my pattern it ends up turning into:
notes \t{5} _url
Hopefully that makes a bit more sense.
I'm not at all clear what you want, but word boundaries will probably do what you ask.
Does this work for you?
/\b(address|alias|parents|members|notes|host|name)\b(?!\t{5})/
Update
Having understood your problem better, does this do what you want?
/\b(address|alias|parents|members|notes|host|name)\b(?!\t{5}(?!\t))/
I have a load of links that look like this:
Taboola - Content you may like
I want to delete the entire ICON and ADD_DATE attributes and their values.
I'm using sublime with a regex find/replace but I'm not sure how to write the regex to grab everything in between ICON=" AND "
Any help would be appreciated!
This should work (escaping quotes as necessary):
ICON="[^"]*"
The reason ICON=\"(.*)" won't work is that regex can 'be greedy' in what it takes. This means that if it can match more of the string to satisfy the pattern it will.
You can either specify a non greedy search, such as ICON=".*?" or explicitly declare matches on atoms that are not quotes as in the above answer.
I need to create a regex query for a Google Analytics goal. The goal url must contain:
thankYou.sjs?donate_page
However, there are many urls than can render this string, all with other modifiers that I don't care about.
Please advise.
#ExplosionPills: I think you forgot about the special meaning of the question mark.
If you don't escape it, your expression:
^thankYou.sjs?donate_path$
Would match
thankYou.sjsdonate_path
or
thankYou.sjdonate_path
Not to mention the special meaning of dot.
So I guess something like this should work:
thankYou\.sjs\?donate_path
Furthermore if it's possible that the donate_path is not the first in the query string you can use this:
thankYou\.sjs\?([^&]*&)*donate_path
Just the string itself will work. If you want only this string, just use the start/end of string zero-width assertions:
^thankYou\.sjs\?donate_path$