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Extracting a part of string using RegEx.

I have a string as follows

<TD CLASS="datatable-href-cell">
javascript:formsubmit('eds_open_generic_open_link?item_handle_param=MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E')
HTCT105231,83,C,1 </TD>

I would like to extract the text
MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E
using Regular expression extractor.

I have tried (MTI(.+\w)\'), which gives
MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E'
but i dont want to have ' how do i do it.
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Re: Extracting a part of string using RegEx.

Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
Or:

item_handle_param=([^']+)'

[^']  means anything except ' (which is the terminator here)

On 26/05/2010, Evandro Grezeli <gr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> try using this one:
>
>  item_handle_param=(.+?)'
>
>  On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 12:15 PM, GautamPr <ga...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>  >
>  > I have a string as follows
>  >
>  > <TD CLASS="datatable-href-cell">
>  >
>  > javascript:formsubmit('eds_open_generic_open_link?item_handle_param=MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E')
>  > HTCT105231,83,C,1 </TD>
>  >
>  > I would like to extract the text
>  >
>  > MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E
>  > using Regular expression extractor.
>  >
>  > I have tried (MTI(.+\w)\'), which gives
>  >
>  > MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E'
>  > but i dont want to have ' how do i do it.
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Re: Extracting a part of string using RegEx.

Posted by Evandro Grezeli <gr...@gmail.com>.
try using this one:

item_handle_param=(.+?)'

On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 12:15 PM, GautamPr <ga...@gmail.com>wrote:

>
> I have a string as follows
>
> <TD CLASS="datatable-href-cell">
>
> javascript:formsubmit('eds_open_generic_open_link?item_handle_param=MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E')
> HTCT105231,83,C,1 </TD>
>
> I would like to extract the text
>
> MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E
> using Regular expression extractor.
>
> I have tried (MTI(.+\w)\'), which gives
>
> MTIObjectHandle-0002-1%7ER%7EigDloIcCH-BadadmDB---aCT%7ET2StrDoc%7ECORPDB%7E%7E'
> but i dont want to have ' how do i do it.
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