Hello. On the seventh April 2007 I wrote: Mistakes, as always. TB! sometime uses 'non-breaking space' (character with code x0A) as a space.
> This regexp splits an url into two parts - the first with old url, > and the second, longer with special characters. So, You must click > on part after 'ß'. I think this is a 'safe solution'. (?i)(HREF\x3D\"(.*?)\"\>.*?\<\/A\>)([^\xA0\s\.\,\&\(\)\<\>\!\;][^\xA0\s\<\>\&]*)=\1<A HREF="\2\3">\3</A> > If You prefer one long url use this regexp: (?i)(HREF\x3D\".*?)(\"\>.*?)(\<\/A\>)([^\xA0\s\.\,\&\(\)\<\>\!\;][^\xA0\s\<\>\&]*)=\1\4\2\4\3 A short explanation. First we search a fragment 'HREF="addres' (\x3D stands for '='), the second substring is '">addres', the third '</A>'. The fourth is hardest to understand: we search a sign which is NOT a non-breaking space or dot, comma, ampersand or parentheses etc (if there is other character, it should be a part of URL). After that we search for any number of characters which are not a space, non-breaking space, '<' or '>'. And which is not an ampersand '&' - this could be controversial, because ampersands are valid in URLs, but it's also a special character in HTML entities (for example '>') and it's hard to distinguish an ampersand in entity and in 'part of URL after national character'. > Both doesn't if national character is a first character after > 'www.'. ...but this somewhat works. At least with Jernej's example http://čšž.ena.si/ or with page like this: www.żółw.pl (?i)(?<![\"\/\:]|\">)(((https?\:\/\/)|(www\.))[^\xA0\s\,\&\(\)\<\>\!\;]{3,})=<A HREF="\1">\1</A> Tested (too little) with Opera and Windows XP. BTW a plugin for IE: <http://www.idnnow.com/> -- Pozdrawiam Konrad Szkudlarczyk ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nieograniczona pojemnosc skrzynki email >>> http://link.interia.pl/f19e6 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.98.10 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html IMPORTANT: To register as a Beta tester, use this link first - http://www.ritlabs.com/en/partners/testers/
