| Solution Title: Regular Expressions to remove or replace Author: pmengal Points: 500 Grade: A Date: 05/12/2003 01:18AM PDT |
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Sorry to be so complete, but I posted some 500 and 250 questions and got incomplete answers due to the non complete enough question. Thanks in advance ! | |
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Comment from pmengal Date: 05/12/2003 01:19AM PDT |
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website to learn is welcome ;)
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Comment from AvonWyss Date: 05/12/2003 05:22AM PDT |
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I will.... stay tuned.
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Comment from testn Date: 05/12/2003 06:37AM PDT |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000632ZU/102-4200309-1247344?vi=glance
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Accepted Answer from testn Date: 05/12/2003 06:42AM PDT |
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return newStr;
} This function will return the string that contains no malicious code. | ||
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Comment from testn Date: 05/12/2003 06:47AM PDT |
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Comment from testn Date: 05/12/2003 07:22AM PDT |
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to Hello since .*? mean non-greedy matching it will try to match up least possible characters of the pattern | ||
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Comment from testn Date: 05/12/2003 07:33AM PDT |
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Please also keep testing when this applies to multiple lines data
You might need to change it to <script[^>]*>(\w|\W)*?</script[^>]*> or to (?m)<script[^>]*>(\w|\W)*?</script[^>]*> | ||
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Comment from AvonWyss Date: 05/12/2003 09:39PM PDT |
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This Regex will do both your tasks and at the same time. The first part is pretty similar to testn's suggestion, but I also provide the code to find single > chars (with no matching < before). | ||
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Comment from osxmaster Date: 02/23/2004 02:19PM PST |
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http://www.wipo.org
Seems to be very complicated. thanks | ||
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Comment from AvonWyss Date: 02/24/2004 09:59PM PST |
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http:Q_20892954.html
Or you can of course also post a new Q. From:http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/C_Sharp/Q_20613142.html#8508997 | ||