Regular Expression

[aspnetguy]

Once again my pitiful RegExp skills have let me down.I need a regular expression that can find and <img> with <%=sHead_Logo%> somewhere in the src=""IE <img src="/images/<%=sHead_Logo%>" alt="Logo">Here is the pattern I have that is not working <img.*?<%=sHead_Logo%>.*?>Thanks.

[aspnetguy]

SOLVED:Arggg IE was the problem. The <img> was create ina Rich Text Editor and IE auto messup the code making it HTML 4.01 transitional and uppercasiing the tags. Also my expression was dying at the %> so I replaced all <%= with { and %> with } before comparing and the following pattern worked fine<[img|img].*?{sHead_Logo}.*?>

[vchris]

That's what I was gonna say but you beat me to it :)j/k lol I don't know what you're talking about.

[aspnetguy]

here is an overview: I am working with a CMS I wrote for our company. It has templates with "tags" in them that the CMS replaces with content. <%=tag name%>Well the templates are created visually with a Rich Text Editor on a webform. In IE, in the RTE, IE "rewrites the code", just like it does in Frontpage (grr) to HTML 4 Transitional meaning is uppercases all tags <img> becomes <IMG>, so my regexp pattern was checking for only lowercase thus the [img|img] (find upper or lowercase)also the end of the pattern was tring to find ">" but it found it at the end of the CMS tag %> not the end of the img tag. so I temporaily replaced the tag markers while search with regexp.

[jesh]

It sounds like you've solved it. Just in case you didn't know, most regular expression implementations seem to have a flag that you can set which turns off case-sensitivity. java script:

var regex = /test/i;

C#

Regex regex = new Regex(@"test", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);

[aspnetguy]

lol thanks, I should have guessed that.

[Sniffy]

Since this topic is over, but I'm still on the topic of Regex, I need information on the Java's Regex, how to import regex packages and make simple statements with it.I did a search before and haven't really found a reference, or basic guide to is which I want.I know (or rather have the basics) of regex in PHP & JS, do all I need really is to know how to use regex with Java.BTW: regex = regular expressions

[jesh]

This might get you started, Sniffy: http://www.regular-expressions.info/java.html