What does the below do....I'm not sure if the (.+] bracket is correct
_+/(.+]/[*/]+S
I found the above at https://threewill.com/getting-started-with-nintex/
but am having a hard time reading it and understanding
I searched Google for over an hour on Google for a primer on RegEx and did not find much. Any suggestions would be great to help me understand the above and other basic information on RegEx would be great.
Hello!
RegEx is a tricky beast.
I like to use www.regexr.com to figure out what I need.
What this is supposed to do is pull out the last string of characters between 2 forward slashes that come before the final string that doesn't have another forward slash.
But ... that one is odd. The +S doesn't work as far as I can see.
This one is better, but just captures the full string up to the file.
_*/(.+)//^/]+/
Check this out:
RegExr: Learn, Build, & Test RegEx
Are you looking to simulate what the blogger did, exactly?
Correct. I am trying to replicate exactly what the blogger did...
regular expression on a posted link is hardly readable from picture but I believe it should have been this one
.*/(.+)/[^/]+$I'd recommend to use Online regex tester and debugger: PHP, PCRE, Python, Golang and JavaScript regular expression tester - it tries to explain how does regular expression and its single patterns evaluate
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