Well thanks for this fine masterpiece .. does really what i needed but
a single problem left:
i have to run through 135 html files and make them useable for offline viewing
The urls i need to edit looks like
<a href="http://webadressl/No idea what's here?version=another no idea whats here"
and i need
<a href="../webadress/no idea what's here.html"
my seachstring:
<a href="http://webadress/[^:\?"]+\?version=[^"]+"
my replacestring so far:
<a href="../webadress/[^:\?"]+.html"
so i just need to lowercase the char after
<a href="http://webadress/
but it seems that \l isn't working
Greetings & Thanks
EDO
how to lowcase a single char
how to lowcase a single char
Last edited by Edomira on Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: i'm totally lost - need help to edit urls
i just blabbled here
sorry
sorry
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Re: how to lowcase a single char
.NET Regular expressions don't support changing case (\l or \u) in the replace expression, unfortunately. We are looking at a case change function for version 3.0 though.