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  • REG_BADRPT when i'm trying to test a regex with ereg (POSIX)

    Hello everyone, I'm pretty new to regexes and I've got a small problem. I have the following regex: (?<=lblVacant">(ab )?)([\d,.\/]+)(?=(<\/span>|\s\-)) which should match ose1_DetailEstateData1_lblVacant">06.08.2009 - 30.10.2009</span></td> ailEstateData1_lblVacant">10.08.2009 - ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by Olty on August 6, 2009
  • Numbering by a 5 year old

    Hi Im am writing a function in SQL Server 2005 using a simple C# assembly that implements C# regex functions. I found the assembly on codeproject. The data I am trying to modify contains numbering, that was entered by a 5 year old probably.  Here is 5 of the problem data on the LEFT and data I need to return on the RIGHT The word ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by HeavenBurns on June 10, 2009
  • How can I use regex to add css to chapter and verse numbers in a Bible?

    Hello,  I'm using Dreamweaver CS4. I'm fairly new at it. I'm comfortable using find and replace but I have never had to use Regex before. I'm working on a copy of the New Testament. I want to use a CSS style to change the appearance of the chapter and verse numbers. As you know there is a chapter number, then a ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by Indianbear on April 8, 2009
  • i am looking for regEx to number in this arrange 0.1-999.99

    i am looking for regEx to number in this arrange:  0.1-999.99 (from 0.1 to 999.99) before the "." between 1 to 3 digit after the "." between 1 to 2 digit     thank you very much
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by davids14 on February 9, 2009
  • Help with number range

    I need to validate some input that can only be in these values: 00-88:90:99-107  Verifying 00-107 is easy but how do exclude 89 and 91-98?   I'm using Java.
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by balane on January 20, 2009
  • Regex Required: Letters, numbers and spaces in a specific format

    Hi all I am working on .NET and need a regex to validate any input string to find the input in the format as specified below: Letter, numbers and spaces in one of these forms: Xn nxx Xxn nxx Xxnn nxx Xnn nXX   where  X -> Letters A-Z (in capitals)  x -> Letter a-z (in smalls) n -> Number (0-9)  Thanks ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by kunalgujar on January 5, 2009
  • Need Help for a Telephone format number

    Hi Everyone. I need you help for a regular expression for a telephone number in ASP.Net, which meet the criteria from below:   * 11 numbers only * The first two digits has to be "02"  * The last seven numbers can't be "0000000"   That's it.  I'd really apreciate if you ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by anyulled on September 11, 2008
  • Match non-numbers in input field

    I have a text input field that I want only to accept numbers or the strings "min" and "max" I am using the javascript replace function and have the code (/[^0-9]/gi,"") that will get rid of all characters that aren't numbers, what do I need to add so that it will still keep the strings min and max?  I ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by sreg0r on August 26, 2008
  • Ascending numbers with specific separators

    Hello all, I'd like to check on a php page that a text string complies with the following rule : Contain numbers,  in ascending order, with only   ,    or    -     as separators The numbers represent requested items (like pages to print), my purpose is then to count the ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by ldauphin on February 8, 2008
  • filter ORACLE errors

    Hello regex gurus, Oracle Grid Control enables admins to define a regex to filter the amount of error messages. In essence, the range of the error messages go from 00000 up to 99999. Basically, what I'm looking for is a regex which filters out *only* two or more specific error codes I define (like 12667 and 12333), but lets ...
    Posted to Construction Advice (Forum) by soho on October 4, 2007
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