Barry,
The simple version would be,
Email:\*(.*)
The fancy version which accommodates a less rigid structure around
the email address would be,
Email:\*.*([EMAIL PROTECTED],4}\b)
The simpler version would work on the following strings,
'Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' -> Extracts '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
but would fail on the following,
'Email:* some text [EMAIL PROTECTED] some more text'
The fancy version would properly parse the email address and extract
the following,
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Ed
p.s. Note I have not tested the regexp in OTRS but it is a valid
RegExp to match email addresses.
On 12-Sep-07, at 8:19 PM, * ProfitGrabber Support* wrote:
Need a little help with regex to parse a email address from the
body of a email and set it as ContactID
The email address appears like this in the body (on its own line):
Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have tried this (I don’t know regex I was just guessing): Email:*
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
I tested an email and it gave me this as a Contact ID : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So I’m close. A little help please.
Barry Keyles
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