------------------------ I understand that this is "any number of characters which are not >", but... does this make any sense if you put it in front of a ">" like this "<\W*script[^>]*>" ?
Are these equivalent? <\W*script[^>]*> <\W*script.*> --------------------------------------- Yes it does make sense because, using <\W*script.*> you get a greedy regular expression. I haven't checked the source, but if the response parsing function parses more than one line (or the html text is one liner) things could get really buggy. <\W*script.*> will make a similar [0] match, while <\W*script[^>]*> will make a proper [1] match... I would not post on top, but really can't figure out how the email poped up to you :) [0] http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/2276/greedys.jpg [1] http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/1213/nogreedy.jpg
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