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the idea is to get the href part of the a tag < a.*href=’([^’]*)’>.*< /a > and replace with [img]\1[/img] for the second one. replace < a.*href=’((.*/[0-9]*/)([^’]*))’>.*< /a > with [url=\1]\2[nagy][b]\3[/b][/nagy][/url] there should not be space after and before < and >. I put space so that the link doesn’t appear.
I would like to change http://PIC.com/123456/pic.jpg to [img]http://PIC.com/123456/pic.jpg[/img] AND http://LINK.com/123456/file.part1.rar to [url=http://LINK.com/123456/file.part1.rar]http://LINK.com/123456/[nagy][b]file.part1.rar[/b][/nagy][/url] Any idea would be great.
Search -> Replace -> Check Extended \r\n <-Replace
I am trying to replace new line with comma. I have some lines say: adv acb nhr I want to convert them to: adv,acb,nhr So I typed \n in Find What field and , in Replace With field. Then ticked Regular Expression. But when I clicked Replace All, 0 tokens get replaced. Can anyone help me on this?? Thanks, Rupendra Chulyadyo
Thankyou for the tutorial.. I click on the adsense now
Good overview of Regex in Notepad++
great example, i am checking it everytime i need it :)
+ Anjesh Tuladhar, 3 years ago
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