Isaac, unfortunately, your regex doesn't work, your description of how it
should work is inaccurate, and even if it did work as you described, the text
being searched for would have to appear within the first table row. This should
work:
REFindNoCase("<table[^>]*>(?:.(?!</table>))*?Code 2",tmpHTML)
>Given that the first suggestion didn't work, my suggestion would be:
>
>REFindNoCase("<table[^>]*>\s*<tr[^>]*>(!</tr>).*<td>Code 2</td>",tmpHTML)
>
>Note that this won't work with CF version 5 -- negative lookahead and I
>think \s weren't introduced until CF6. This expression says find the
>table, let there be any attributes in the table tag, let there be space
>before the first row, let there be any attributes inside the row tag,
>and make sure there's a td containing "code 2" somewhere within the open
>and closing row tags. The negative lookahead in this case is forcing the
>expression to examine only the portion from the opening table tag to the
>closing </tr> of the first row.
>
>hth
>
>--
>s. isaac dealey 512.372.8890
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