[Digital Jedi]

Originally Posted by way2xtreme

Hello everyone:

I need help with AME Regex URL. And I am willing to pay a reasonable fee for someone who can help. Here is what I need:

Any time AME sees an URL starting with "http://MySite.com/P/?" it then out put the entire url as a parameter. I will then put {vb:raw code} in a embed code.

For example, in this URL

PHP Code:

http://MySite.com/P/?@4ATsy4DPut4ELHH2qQtFpage_1_test&ZZ@4ATmv4DFyC4EEFc@4AWJg4BWWy1CTVO4DLvN4EByx1qJijpage3&ZZ@ 


It starts with

PHP Code:

http://MySite.com/P/? 


Then the whole URL is the parameter, nothing needs to be altered...

PHP Code:

http://MySite.com/P/?@4ATsy4DPut4ELHH2qQtFpage_1_test&ZZ@4ATmv4DFyC4EEFc@4AWJg4BWWy1CTVO4DLvN4EByx1qJijpage3&ZZ@ 


Thank you very much in advance and happy new year!

WC

ps. here is my older code which still work fine on the old forum:

([http://]*[a-z]*?[\.]?mysite\.com\/P\/[\w\/\-\%\?\@]+)

$p1 is the parameter; it will get the entire url

Well, I don't know what's changed in the new version of AME yet, but in the previous version, at least, you could just use something simple:

http://[\w.]*mysite\.com/P/\?[\w&;@]+

And just use $ameinfo[url] (I assume The Geek didn't change this in AME 3) for the URL. You don't need to escape every forward slash, and you don't need % or - unless you have some URLs that have those characters. If so, just add them to the last set of brackets. I'd recommend putting the dash last, as I've run into a couple of problems putting elsewhere in the brackets.