nadmai
7/22/2003
5:29:27 PM |
Hey I added a new feature to the message board. If you are typing a message and you say something like "Hey go to homestarrunner.com." it will automatically appear as a link. Same thing with georgebush@whitehouse.gov. Sometimes it will happen with this though...hmm.
Anyone really good with Regular Expressions? |
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knee deep in poontang
7/24/2003
2:50:32 AM |
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FromNZ
8/5/2003
9:40:10 PM |
Dan,
You may want to alter the URL regexp such that it looks for (1) only valid TLDs and (2) no adjacent periods.
$([a-zA-Z]{1,}.){1,}.[com|edu|org|net]^
That's a very very bastardized regexp that would never work in any language on any OS, but you get the idea.
New Zealand rocks. |
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Jdog
8/6/2003
11:47:56 AM |
Justin
nice pics from NZ, try to put more up if you can
Jason |
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nadmai
8/6/2003
1:26:33 PM |
FromNZ,
Thanks for the tip. I'm trying to avoid specifying TLDs as there are lots of them besides the standard com/edu/org/net such as info/biz/ca/to/. Too many to mention.
I will definatly change it to look for no adjacent periods. I'll post my regexp as soon as I modify it.
Rock on New Zealand |
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The Completely Oblivious Ass
8/8/2003
11:38:50 AM |
Ah, yes... TLDs offer too much protection from /orgbutter, as they do not quarrel with feces. Try to shallow out the yghtdf, or else it could flux the popacap and that would lead to a random math-like equation, such as this...
40+62=4poomsreg/(randomsymbol)4ourty6dotdot
As you can see, we all need to tighten our /net properties! LMAO!
i've gone too far....
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